1994 RIVIERA 36'

Accomodations:
This Aussie built battlewagon features a master stateroom with a large queen centerline berth, generous storage, and two roomy lockers(one a hanging locker, and the other is shelved). A mid-ship second stateroom with ADULT SIZED upper and lower bunks, a hanging locker, and additional storage below the lower bunk. The one piece molded fiberglass head(clean-up is a snap) features a separate stall shower and an electric flush marine head with a holding tank. The mid galley arrangement opens up the interior and creates the feel of being aboard a much larger boat. A huge dinette with a beautifully finished teak table(removable) will seat 6 adults comfortably! There are 4 roomy teak storage cabinets in the starboard side of the salon, as well as a very compact lower station including full gauges, controls, wheel, and some additional electronics for convenience and safety. The galley features a frig/freezer, two burner electric stovetop, a microwave, and a hot/cold SS sink. There is more than ample below-counter storage as well as teak drawers, more behind-counter storage, and a huge galley lazarette compartment that can handle all you can bring aboard for extended cruises. Opening cabin windows port, starboard, and aft allow airing of the cabin when the day doesn't require the use of the yacht's two A/C systems, which also have reverse cycle heat if needed. There are also three deck hatches forward for additional ventilation.

Mechanical Equipment:
2001 420HP 3126B Caterpillars installed new in March of 2001 at an expense of $75,000! With only 250 hours, and about a year left on the warranties, this boat has been upgraded to say the least from it's original 3116 Cat powerplants. The fiberglass fuel tank eliminates tank worries from cracking welds to 'sweating' from the typical condensation found on most boats using metal tanks. An 8KW genset provides the 110V supply when underway.

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Furuno 24 mile radar(upper & lower station), Furuno 582 Color recording fishfinder, a new Raytheon GPS/Cartography Plotter on the bridge, an Icom VHF up & down, Autopilot, and an additional GPS/plotter at the lower station.