Hello!

We have owned and sailed on a 46' sailboat for a number of years, but are getting a little older, as we all are (sigh), and are looking at the subject boat. I have looked at a number of sites talking about this model and it seems like it is a good boat for day/overnight sailing, but not for long distance sailing or handling weather in the C'Bay.

I have read the forum comments about checking for things, and it has been helpful! Thanks....but any other thoughts on what to look for before deciding to spend some money on a survey?

Thanks!

Ken

Does anyone have experience running a wire from the bridge dashboard to the bilge on a Carver 396 to install a new transducer? There must be somewhere that I could run a snake down from top to bottom.
Thanks

Hello to fellow Carver owners.

Just spent night number two on this vessel. Spent the day, off loading stuff the previous owner thought would be useful for us. But like any newly acquired boat there are some minor details that need to be addressed. So, this Carver Voyager 370 has four portlights that require screens. We plan to spend most of the summer in the North Channel cruising grounds and screens are a definite need, not a want. They portlights are chrome ringed and measure 17" X 7 5/8" OS. Does anyone know where I might be able to obtain those screens?

Thanking everyone in advance and looking forward to spending hook time reading through the manuals and the endless information available from this site.

Thanks again
RobnCarey

1998 370 Carver Voyager , twin engine. One owner, professionally maintained by the marina. Currently on the water. Stored inside every year. Very picky owner and waxed, polished and cleaned often. Have all paperwork and maintenance records. Engine hours are in the pictures. Runs like brand new. Ac and heat and generator all work. You won't find a cleaner boat. Contact me to see in person. Located near Geneva NY. Motivated to sell... doesn't hurt to make an offer. Many more pictures upon request. Never in salt water. Currently offered at 60k or make a reasonable offer.

Only reason it is being sold is that my father is turning 90 this year and no longer feels comfortable navigating and driving anymore.

So we are considering a late 90's 355/356 aft.....crusader gassers. We do like this model's size.

We would appreciate some likes and dislikes from present or past owners of this model. Maybe some tips on what/where to look for issues, I have seen a few, with one in particular I have checked out fairly closely.

I have not seen one on the hard yet....do they have a keel at all ?

I am trying to fix ac unit, and believe that the capacitor may be the issue, only problem is I'm having trouble finding it on the ac unit.
https://maxmarineoutlet.com/product/tay ... nditioner/

that is a link to a similar unit.
if anyone has any ideas that would be great!

Thank you

Jon

1988 32 Carver Mariner 3297, Twin Merc 270Hp engines are FWC but engine smokes. She nicely maintained and well equipped. The living space is full beam (12'9") making it feel like a much larger vessel. The large galley with an apartment size refrigerator and a separate stall shower is unheard of for a boat this size. She also has a/c and heat but unfortunately it doesn't have a trailer..

Dont need it anymore ever since my cancer treatment started..

I would sell for $6000 shipped

Images available based on request..

I noticed my port side blower was not working, so I gave it a rap and it started. Shut off and tried again and it didn't start again until tapped again. My question is can it be lubricated or is it toast?

1989 3807 does anyone know where the seacock/through hull fitting is located for water intake to flush the forward head? I can see where it enters the wall but that's it.

I’m in the PNW and have a 1988 3297
Searching for new props
Shaft size 1.25
Thanks