Squall — 1969 Luders 36, meticulously maintained and ready to cruise the bay and beyond.
I've put serious time and money into Squall over the years, and she shows it. Her exterior has been painted with Awlgrip and the brightwork has just been refinished. She's outfitted for real cruising — not just daysailing — with a long list of upgrades that make her comfortable and capable offshore.
KEY FEATURES:
- New Quantum mainsail with stack pack — a quality sail that makes single-handed handling much easier, and the stack pack keeps everything tidy at the dock.
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- 320-watt solar panel with large 6-volt house battery bank — combined with the new 2,000-watt inverter/charger, I can run the boat comfortably at anchor without running the engine.
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- New full cockpit enclosure — extends the sailing season considerably and keeps the watch comfortable in foul weather.
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- New standing rigging and new lifelines — peace of mind for offshore passages.
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- New Lewmar windlass — makes anchoring straightforward.
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- New maxiprop — improves both motoring efficiency and sailing performance by reducing drag under sail.
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- Fridgoboat refrigeration and Halibut cast iron stove — the stove handles both heating and cooking, which is ideal for shoulder-season cruising.
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- Composting head — no holding tank hassles.
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POWER & DRIVE:
Engine: Universal Kubota M30b, 30 HP diesel inboard
Fuel: Diesel
ELECTRONICS:
Garmin chartplotter in new navpod
Raymarine anemometer
Raymarine autopilot
LOCATION:
Cambridge, MD 21613
More Details
Boat Details Description Squall has been meticulously maintained and shows very well. Her exterior has been painted with Awlgrip and her brightwork has just been refinished. With her extensive upgrades and improvements she outfitted for cruising the bay and beyond. Measurements Dimensions Length:36ft Beam:10.2ft Propulsion Engine Make:Universal Kubota Engine Model:M30b Total Power:30hp Engine Type:inboard Fuel Type:diesel More Details Mechanical Equipment New Lewmar windlass Galley Equipment Fridgoboat refrigeration Halibut cast iron stove for heating and cooking Deck and Hull Equipment New standing rigging New full cockpit enclosure Self tailing main winches New lifelines New main sail (Quantum stack pack) 320 watt solar panel with large 6 volt house battery bank New maxiprop New 2000 watt inverter/charger Navigation Systems Garmin chart plotter housed in new navpod Raymarine annomometer Raymarine autohelm Additional Equipment Composting head
