Description

• Come see this clean Beneteau 36s7 on freshwater Lake Texoma today!

The First 36s7 is the complete racer - cruiser. Without compromising comfort, she has been designed to give performance, whether fitted with the standard (9-10) rig or the race (7-8) rig. Fitted with the hiigh-performance lead keel, this First 36s7 will fully adapt to different requirements and will never disappoint. The First 36s7 combines complete mastery of modern techniques and technology to give the greatest of pleasure, and most importantly, complete safety, whether this is in terms of her structure (inner hull moulding, tie rods, installation of parts), or more generally, in the application of real innovations (dual volume deck, removable lifelines on stern pushpit, flush stanchion bases). With two steps in the transom, climbing on board is easy. From the cockpit to the stemhead, the First 36s7 presents an elegant, uncluttered and logical deck plan. The cockpit is well-protected by the rounded coaming with seating on teak inlaid contoured bench seats. A slightly wider T-shaped section is incorporated aft to make plenty of room for the standard wheel steering. Forward of the mast, the "dual volume deck" increases the amount of room for the foredeck crew, and allows the shroud chainplates to be positioned inwards for better performance on the wind. 

ACCOMODATIONS

• Going below through the companionway hatch down a few steps takes you in the galley and navigation station area. L-shaped galley, immediately to port, features double stainless steel sink with hot and cold pressure water, gimbaled propane stove and oven, refrigerator/freezer, and ample storage.
• The quarter berth cabin, with a privacy door, is aft of the galley and has a double berth, hanging locker, opening port lights, reading lights and ample storage.
• the navigation station to starboard has a comfortable seat, navigation equipment and a navigation desk with storage.
• Aft of the navigation station is a full head with a sink with hot and cold pressure water, shower with a flip down lid to cover the head area (and keep the t.p. dry), mirrors, vanity and storage.
• The salon is forward of the galley and has two settees facing a folding table, fans, reading lights, speakers, and cubby storage.
• The main cabin is all the way forward through a privacy door and has a v-berth with a removable center piece, overhead opening hatch, reading lights, and storage.

GALLEY

• Sink: Double Stainless Steel with Hot and Cold Pressure Water
• Stove: Eno 2-Burner and Oven LPG
• Refrigerator/Freezer 12 VDC
• Hot Water Heater: 6 Gallon
• Tank Watch Display

ELECTRONICS

• Depth
• Navionics (inoperable)

ELECTRICAL

• Shore power and battery charger
• Domestic & Engine Batteries (in need of replacement)

SAILS & RIGGING

• Roller furling Jib, unknown age (average condition)
• Stackpack main, unknown age (average condition)

DECK & HULL

• Bottom painted 12/23
• Windlass, remote
• New canvas covers - 2019
• Navigation lights, anchor light, steaming and deck light combination
• Lifeline gates
• Fenders and lines

MECHANICAL

• Yanmar - 3GM30F, 27 hp
• Air conditioning

HISTORY OF VESSEL

Reina is kept in fresh water on Lake Texoma.

RECENT UPGRADES

• Bottom painted 12/23
• Bimini
• Cushions

INOPERABLE / IN NEED OF ATTENTION

The asking price accounts for the following systems that are inoperable or in need of attention:

• Navionics
• Battery in need of replacement
• Two osmotic blisters discovered during survey in 2022, fixed during the last bottom job.
• Water damage to cabin sole from failed bilge pump 2024