Looking to purchase a 2004 Carver36 Sport Sedan

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curtismc
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Looking to purchase a 2004 Carver36 Sport Sedan

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I'd like to get some input and your opinions on this boat. We made an offer on it today. 2004 Carver36 Sport Sedan. It has 8.1 Liter Gas Volvos. Both thrusters.
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Re: Looking to purchase a 2004 Carver36 Sport Sedan

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Can't offer much other than to say, Nice Boat. Good luck with the purchase, hope all goes well.
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Re: Looking to purchase a 2004 Carver36 Sport Sedan

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Nice design, great bulletproof motors with more than enough power.

Good luck!
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Re: Looking to purchase a 2004 Carver36 Sport Sedan

Post by smeacher »

I'm new to the forum, and looking for the same vessel and year. I'm moving from sailboats. The wife got hooked on a description that included cocktail parties and sunsets, so it looks like I may be driving a condo around in the near future. The 36 has as much useable salon area as the 39s, just fewer staterooms and heads.

Make sure to get a current survey. I've learned that a number of the boats I've looked at have been sitting, some for quite awhile; and in my experience this leads to lots of things not working right. Two visits to the same boat a month or so apart, and found shore power off this time. The broker turned it back on and a pump somewhere made a terrible racket...bilge pump? Just a hint. Good luck.
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