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'86 36: convertable

Maynard Rupp

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36' CONVERTIBLE-Series II (1983 - 1987)
My health issues are forcing us to sell our awesome, like new 36' 1986 convertible. Always maintained and polished to like new. New Raritan Atlantes head. New Nova Kool refrigerator-freezer. All new and tasteful interior, including new forepeak cushions, all chairs and fold out couch redone etc. Mid life 350 Crusaders in perfect shape. Pictures and YW posting in 2 weeks. See it now and make an offer. Lying Miami...Dinner Key Marina.
Maynard Rupp 313 701 1179
 
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I've seen this boat. She is a jewel, no other word for it. Maynard, I am sorry you have to part with her, but we will refuse to part with you. Once a forum member and inmate of this asylum, you are always part of it.
 
Location? Asking price?
 
I have been on this boat as well. She is better kept than any 36 you will find.

I am so sorry to hear you have to sell her, Maynard. I know she is your "baby" and I hope the new owner treats her as you have.
 
Location? Asking price?


You may want to read the post again. It says Dinner Key Marina, Miami.

And if you have any interest at all, you should call Maynard. He is a super guy and this boat will not be on the market for long.
 
I totally agree.. Many years ago we met up with Maynard during one of the Miami boat shows and we had a group of HOFers get together. Maynards boat is truly a one of a kind. The word "outstanding" really doesn't do that boat justice. It will sell very fast.

Walt
 
Location? Asking price?

The boat is at Dinner Key Marina in Miami............The pre-broker asking price is $46,500
 
Our pre-broker asking price is 46,500
 
what is cruise speed and Fuel burn with gas engines?


thanks
 
Cruise is 19 to 22. Fuel burn is the same as diesels unless you run it hard. we get 1 mpg at all displacement speeds up to 9 knots. At all planning speeds the fuel consumption yields 1/2 mpg. Gas engines are much cheaper to maintain than diesels and last just as long or longer. Parts are cheaper, oil filters are cheap and they olly require 6 quarts of oil when changing.
The engines on our 36 now have lifetime copper nickel exhaust risers and elbows. This is a big improvement over the cast iron ones that must be changed every 5 years.
 
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Really sorry to hear about the health issues. Good luck with the sale and I wish you the best.

Somebody is going to get a really nice 36C.
 
Our 36 Hatteras is now listed by southhrivermarine.com 586 783 6600. All purchasing questions should be directed to them. You can still ask me any other questions about our boat.
 
Where did you get lifetime CuNi exhaust manifolds and risers? I would like to have a set of those. I wonder if they make them for Cummins diesels.
 
Hi Jim...The outfit is on Long Island New York. I sent them one of my risers and one elbow. The fabricated four replacement units which fit perfectly. (Our engines are V-8 configuration) so we needed 4 units. The cost $800.00 each. Other HOF members have used them also. The name of the company slips me at the moment. Others can chime in here with the details.
 
Sounds like Marine Manifold in Farmingdale. 631-694-0714
 
Thanks. I will be due for these at some point.
 
Thanks to all of you that made such nice comments about our 36 Hat. The boat is sold to the first customer. He lives near Orlando and will keep her on the Atlantic side near the ICW.
 
Congratulations on the sale, Maynard. I know you will be sad to see her go, but someone is getting a really nice 36.
 
Congratulations on the sale, Maynard. I know you will be sad to see her go, but someone is getting a really nice 36.
Thanks Sky.
 

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