Description
The 1988 Regal 360 Commodore was a popular recreational powerboat manufactured by Regal Marine Industries, a renowned American boat builder. The Commodore series was well-regarded for its craftsmanship, performance, and comfort, and the 360 model was no exception.
Here are some key features and specifications of the 1988 Regal 360 Commodore:
Length and Dimensions: The boat measured approximately 36 feet in length, hence the model name "360." It had a beam (width) of around 13'1" feet and a draft (the vertical distance from the waterline to the bottom of the boat) of about 3 feet.
Construction: The 1988 Regal 360 Commodore had a solid fiberglass hull, which provided strength, durability, and stability. The deck and superstructure were also constructed using high-quality materials.
Design and Layout: The Commodore series was known for its sleek and timeless design. The 360 models featured a spacious, well-thought-out layout that maximized comfort and usability. It has a forward cabin with a V-berth, a mid-cabin stateroom, a salon area, a galley (kitchen), a head (bathroom), and a cockpit.
Accommodations: The boat could comfortably accommodate several people for overnight trips or extended stays on the water. The V-berth in the forward cabin provided a comfortable sleeping area, while the mid-cabin stateroom offered additional privacy and sleeping space.
Power and Performance: The 1988 Regal 360 Commodore is equipped with twin gasoline-powered engines, providing great passion for cruising and water sports. The engine are twin 454 Mercruisers.
Onboard Amenities: The boat boasted a range of amenities to enhance the boating experience. These include a well-appointed galley with a stove, refrigerator, sink, and storage space for provisions. The head compartment has a marine toilet, sink, and shower. The salon area featured seating and a table for dining or socializing.
Cockpit and Outdoor Space: The Commodore 360 had a spacious cockpit area for outdoor enjoyment. It typically included seating for multiple passengers, a helm station with controls, and a helm seat for the captain. In addition, the cockpit has a wet bar, storage compartments, and a transom door for easy access to the swim platform.
Performance and Handling: The Regal 360 Commodore delivered a smooth and comfortable ride with its well-designed hull and power system. It could cruise at a decent speed and handle various water conditions.
The 1988 Regal 360 Commodore was a stylish and well-equipped powerboat, offering performance, comfort, and functionality. As a result, it is a popular choice among boating enthusiasts seeking a versatile and reliable vessel for day trips or extended cruising.
Disclaimer
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