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Thanks to
Andy Laurence aboard "Triton" in Hong Kong for taking the time to scan and
submit the information on this page. E-Mail
Andy and thank him for the hard work. We do not have any members yet that
have this model. james...
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Specs LOA - 30'
LWL - 23'
Beam - 10'8"
Draft
Board Up - 2'6"
Board Down - 6'
Fixed Keel - 3'11"
Sail Area - 696 sq'
Displacement - 12,000 Lbs
Westerbeke 4-107 Diesel
Water - 50 Gal
Fuel - 30 Ga;
Click for Interior pics
We
need the brochure on the 36 Cruisaire
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| Owners |
4 Members |
 Boat-
"MA-KAI" - 1971 Cruisaire 30
Clipper
OWNER - Albert Stonus
AREA OF SAILING - Ibiza, Spain
Email Albert
Boat has been entirely
restored in 1993.New teak-deck, new engine(Universal 32)Hard
Dodger(pilothouse)Singlehanded crossing of the North-Atlantic in 2003
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Boat-
"Miss Bess" - 1967 Cruisaire 36 by Sparksman
and Stephens
OWNER - Sherman Havens as sold
Miss Bess, waiting to hear from new owner
AREA OF SAILING - S. Calif
This is a unique one of a kind
accommodations layout on a Cruisaire 36
hull. |
Boat-
"Fia Fia II - 1970 Cruisaire 30
OWNER - Roy Rolf
AREA OF SAILING - Portsmouth UK
E-Mail Roy Fia Fia II is
a Cheoy Lee Cruisaire Clipper 30. Built in 1970 and exhibited at the
London Boat Show at Earls Court in 1971. There is a newspaper photo of her
in the pool with some vips? watching Ted Heath open the show. She has been
laid up ashore since 1993 and there is a bit of work to be done before we
are sailing again. I have been disappointed with the quality of the
teak faced plywood used for internal linings as some of it is
delaminating. Where I can get at a top edge I can pour glue down between
the laminations and cramp it up to restore it, but for the main bulkhead I
have had to completely cover it with a new sheet of teak. I am
puzzled by the centreboard winch. This is a worm drive gear and as the
plate weighs 700lb it has to work hard to lift it. The bulkhead was not
strong enough for this and was bending in the middle as the plate reached
the top of its travel. I have stiffened the bulkhead with a 6" x
1" strip if teak on each side of the bulkhead and this is now ok.
Worse, there is nothing to keep the plate up and when you let go of the
winch handle it spins back and starts to lower the plate again! Previous
owners have obviously had trouble with this as the winch handle is bent.
>Has any one else had this problem and can they tell me what the
solution is?? Roy Rolf. |
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"North End" - 1968 Cruisaire 36
OWNER - Jeff Norman & Carolyn
Shields
AREA OF SAILING - Florida
E-Jeff
& Carolyn |
Boat-
"Arke" - 1967 Cruisaire 36 
OWNER - Gregg Rogers
AREA OF SAILING - Virginia
E-Mail Greg |
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