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Islander 36 Association Buy / Sell Page |
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Islander 36 Association Buy / Sell Page |
| Islander 36 Prices This page has been established as a posting place for those interested in buying or selling an Islander 36 or other boats included in the Association. We are occasionally asked about Islander prices. Prices vary a lot. There was an '83 or '84 asking $60,000, an '81 was listed for $49,500, though we've heard of hulls needing a lot of work for around $30,000 or even less. One boat that had been purchased after being underwater for a while went for $4,000 and one on the hard in Spain for a year went for $10,000. Several have had complete make overs for $20,000 and up. So, people are willing to invest a good deal in Islanders. A typical survey replacement value new would be in the neighborhood of $125,000. A lot depends on the year and the condition of the boat. A smart buyer will insist on a marine survey. If you haven't had one in a while, you might get one and that will help you a lot in knowing the relative condition and value of your boat. Gas vs diesel is not usually a major factor in pricing. The condition of the sails is probably more important than the number -- a boat in top racing condition would generally have a higher price, but there are also probably fewer buyers looking at Islanders as racing boats than cruising boats. Our ground rules for this page are simple. All parties must provide their name and e-mail address, phone contact is highly encouraged. Sellers must be Association members, describe the boat, it's general condition, and location. We will post the listing, including the date of posting, and remove the listing in 3 months or if the transaction closes. To post a listing email Commodore Ron Damsen |
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I-36 Ira-Ricarda for Sale (Past Commodore Fowler received this unusual request to post a listing, which we usually restrict to members of the Association, but given the totally international nature of the request, we'll post it for a while.) I'm Axel Seifried from Germany. I own an Islander 36 for 6 years now and successfully cruised the south pacific. But now it's back to work for me and the boat is for sale in Sydney/Australia. I would like to post the details on your website but I'm not a member of your association. Please let me know if you would post the details. Thank you, Axel Seifried, axel@ira-ricarda.com 1/13/08 |
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I-36 Sails Call 1977 Islander 36 Sloop for Sale Sails Call has been lightly used for past few years - never been raced. Hull was refurbished in 2003 and professionally painted a beautiful flag blue with Awlcraft 2000. Topsides are cream. Photos can be found on the Islander 36 Association's web site under Members Boats & General Pictures page (Sails Call Under Transformation). http://www.islander36.org/i36-pics.html#sailscall More photos available. Lying in Florida. Condition Overall very good. Lightly used (sad to say - reason we're selling her). Large cockpit with soft dodger. Teak trim needs refinishing. Engine and mechanical/electrical systems have been professionally maintained and perform well. Below deck is in good condition. 6 ft 5 in of cabin headroom. Original teak and holly sole has been refinished. Original teak and oak cabin finishes in good condition. Original headliner is in very good to excellent condition. Spars and standing rigging in good condition; double-stayed backstay; mast repainted. Sails Headstay roller furled 110 jib; main (three reef points w/ jiffy reef) old but in good condition (have had them professionally maintained and cleaned over the years) and are still quite serviceable for cruising. Power Perkins 4-108 diesel - professionally maintained; Raycor filter; custom fabricated stainless water-jacketed muffler and new heat exchanger installed in 2003; propeller - three blade fixed. Equipment CNG stove/oven Pressurized hot/cold fresh water and new six gallon water heater heated by engine or electric; 50 gallon capacity One head; 30 gal holding tank w/ macerator VHF radio Loran and GPS Ground tackle - 40# danforth w/ chain ASKING $43,000 Contact: John Giachino, jgiachino@bellsouth.net 1/7/08 |
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I-36 Karma for Sale I am very reluctantly exploring selling my 1975 Islander 36, Karma. She is a very good boat in great condition docked in Marina Del Rey, CA and comes with an 8.5 foot Achilles dingy with a 5 horse Nissan 4 stroke outboard. The boat has a hunter green hull and a cream deck. All the teak is in great condition (refinished regularly). The auxiliary is an old Atomic 4 that runs great and doesn’t smoke. All of the rigging is cleaned regularly and the boat maintenance is all up to date. Most of the electronics are original (so therefore not state of the art), but I have added a water heater and pressure system, an inverter to run a computer at the nav station and new wiring to all essential functions. Everything is in good working order, and the boat’s ready to sail away. I’d like to get about $40,000 for it. I’ve retired and my whole family gets sea sick, so the cost is getting to be a problem for how little we use her. Tony Mathews 858-822-6010 (La Jolla Office) 858-822-6001 (La Jolla Fax) 310-306-9142 (Los Angeles Office) Email amathews@beysterinstitute.ucsd.edu Updated 1/3/08 |
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I-36 HALE KAI for Sale Information concerning sailboat HALE KAI Islander 36 (1975) location Shoreline Marina Long Beach Ca slip EE16 Hull beige-yellow. Keel lead approximatly 4000 pounds. Head Stay roller furling. Last Drydock: April 4,2007, two coats of antifouling bottom paint. Perkins 4-108 Diesel, 420 hours since complete overhual. Custom teak interior CNG fueled Stove. Pressure water system with 10 gallon water tank heated by engine or electric. Adler/Barbour Refrigeration. Batteries: 2 House and 2 Starting-new, Lewco charger. Cetec Benmar auto pilot. Signet Instruments: Knotmeter, Log, Windspeed, Wind Direction. VHF radio and EPIRB Loran and GPS. Stereo with CD player, and TV set with signal receiver mounted on mast. Cockpit cushions : three pieces which cover cockpit seating area. Dodger with cover. Awning: covers cockpit area. Bruce anchor with winch handle operated windlass. Life sling and life jackets. Winches 10, Snatch blocks 6 Mast, Boom, Spinnaker Pole, Strut: repainted. Whisker pole. Sails:2 mainsails, 2 Genoas, 1 spinnaker, 1 Gennaker. Propellers: installed 2 blade folding, 3 blade fixed availble. Depthfinder made by Hummingbird, portable Holding tank system is partly dismanteld Exterior teak in excellent varnish condition. Will provide inventory of all items on board if requested. ASKING $49,500.OO Roger Dudley 3200 La Rotonda Dr. #202 Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275 310-377-9514 Email saltyrog@cox.net Updated 1/9/08 |
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1985 Islander-36 -- Cruise
Equipped In very good condition and ready to cruise -- UK mainsail '02, 150 Genoa, Cruising chute, Storm sail on inner forestay, Yanmar 3GM30 "02 650hrs, Moniter windvane, Furno Radar, Solar panel, Airmarine wind generator, Garmin 162 GPS, Electrasan, VHF, SGC SSB HF radio and tuner w/insulated backstay, electric foghorn, Autohelm 4000, 2000w Inverter/charger, 8.5-ft Apex RIB, 4-man Avon lifer raft, cabin heater, plus lots more. Lying near Annapolis, MD. $48,000 (firm) Walt Parsons, 703-521-8529, wparsons3@att.net Updated 1/3/08 |
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Garmin Blue-Chart, San Francisco to Acapulco I have the following for sale: Garmin Blue-Chart, San Francisco to Acapulco MUS021 R, data card for Garmin Chartplotters 176, 320 etc. Retail price $149.61, asking price $100 or best offer. (Does not fit 400, 500, or 600 series chartplotters and that is why I am selling it.) Contact: Vern Verling Dream Catcher 510-734-0492 or, Email: Asklepios@aol.com 3/6/08 |
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Islander 36 Winter Cover After having my Islander 36 for ten years, King Neptune decided to sink it (along with other boats) this summer. Basically, Long Island Sound had a “freak storm” that caught the entire region off guard. According to my insurance agent over 150 boats were totaled. In any event, I still have in storage my winter cover (includes a frame) that fits an Islander 36 “like a glove”. Accordingly, could you please post this cover’s availability to the I-36 community? I am asking $1,200.00 (shipping included) as the frame itself is worth $1,000 and the cover has at least five good years left. Assuming the west coast charges are similar to those on the east coast – the cost is cheaper than 5 years worth of shrink-wrap. Thanks in advance for your consideration. Nick Campbell (212) 949-7530 Email ncampbell@primusfinancial.com Updated 1/3/08 |
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