1986 Cruisers 338 chateau vee Convertible in Rochester, NY

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1986 CRUISERS 338 Chateau Vee, This Cruisers 338 Chateau Vee has been in the same family for fourteen years. Now retirement is in the pictures and the owners would like to do some serious cruising with a larger vessel. The owner is also a Coast Guard Captain and a Coast Guard safety inspector so you can be sure everything is in ship shape with this vessel.

Accomodations:
The Cruisers 338 Chateau Vee claim to owner popularity has to do with her quality construction (nothing feels cheap or flimsy in this boat) and a practical family layout. Introduced in 1985 and remaining in production for nearly a decade, sheâ¿¿s built on a relatively deep-V fiberglass hull with moderate beam and prop pockets to reduce shaft angles. The mid cabin interior is arranged with double berths in both staterooms and a stall shower in the head. There are berths for a total of six, and this vessel has the optional lower driving station. Outside, the cockpit comes with built-in bench seating at the corners. The over-size flybridge has a helm forward with wraparound seating aft. ACCOMMODATIONS The mid-cabin interior is arranged with double berths in both staterooms and a stall shower in the head. A convertible dinette will convert to a double. Two private staterooms plus the salon will sleep 6. A great layout for a 33' vessel which creates plenty of room. The forward stateroom includes a large double berth, six large storage drawers beneath the berth, a hanging locker, two overhead hatches, plus a privacy curtain leading aft. Aft to port is the head with an electric / manual marine head, vanity with sink, a separate stall shower with seat, plus storage for toiletries. Just aft is a mid-cabin stateroom with a double berth, extra large hanging locker, a privacy door, plus a private door leading to the head. Across to starboard is the galley. Up three steps aft is the salon. To port is an elevated U-shaped dinette that seats four, which also converts to a double berth to sleep two, and has storage beneath the seats. Across to starboard is the lower driving station, electrical control panels, with storage along the hull-side and a dry bar with storage. Astern is a sliding glass door leading aft to the cockpit.

Mechanical Equipment:
Twin Mercury 454 engines, 340 hp, 1050 hours, Contained water for cooling

Galley:
Full size Norcold dual voltage refrigerator, Natural gas stove / oven, Microwave, Double SS sink, Pressure hot and cold water, Ample storage for galley provisions, 12 gal water heater

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Two VHF radios, Depth sounder Intercom

Electrical System:
One 30 amp shore power cord Two 6 volt 400 amp batteries hooked in series for house batteries Two 12 vdc batteries for starting

Deck and Hull Equipment:
Bow pulpit Windless (Good) Bruce anchor 300 ft. of ï¿¿Y rode Bow and side rails Bimini top with isinglass enclosure Cockpit bimini cover Swim platform Swim ladder Trim tabs