1988 Carver 36 Aft Cabin Long Beach CA

9000 Price reduction1 When she was introduced in 1982, the 3607 Aft Cabin was the
biggest boat ever built by Carver. Immediately successful
due to her smart styling and space-efficient layout, the 3607 was
built on a so-called “dual mode” hull, meaning that she can run
efficiently at her 7–8 knot displacement speed and still plane out
when the throttles are fully applied. (Note that this same hull was
later used in the production of the popular Carver 36 Mariner.) The
interior accommodations of the 3607 Aft Cabin are surprisingly
roomy for a 36-footer, and Carver offered a pair of two-stateroom
floorplans to choose from. Plan A has sleeping accommodations
for eight with a dinette that converts to a double berth, while Plan
B sleeps six and features a raised lounge offering seating for five.
A lower helm was standard in both layouts as was a tub/shower in
the aft head. Outside, the aft deck is large enough for a few folding
chairs, and the bridge is only three steps up with guest seating for
four. The side decks are wide enough for easy bow access—a plus
on any small cruiser. Standard 350hp gas engines cruise the 3607
Aft Cabin around 16 knots and reach a top speed of about 25 knots.
This is a Very Nice 36 Carver Aft Cabin, all new canvas & Strata glass, all windows have been replaced resealed per the seller. 
Very low engine hours (286)
Nominal Length: 36'
Length At Water Line: 31.3'
Length Overall: 36'
Max Draft: 3.2'
Engine(s):
Fuel Type: Other
Engine Type: Inboard
Draft: 3 ft. 2 in.
Beam: 12 ft. 6 in.
Fuel tank capacity: 120