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Used Pearson Catamaran

  • 1989 Pearson 37' Pearson 37

    1989 Pearson 37' Pearson 37

    • Manufacturer: Pearson
    • Fuel type: diesel

    Used Sail Monohull for sale The Pearson 37-2 is a well-regarded American-built cruising sailboat, manufactured by Pearson Yachts between 1988 and 1991 in Bristol, Rhode Island. Designed for performance, comfort, ...

    $40,000 USD

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    Est. $753/mo

    Shady Side, MD
  • 1963 Pearson 35'

    1963 Pearson 35'

    • Manufacturer: Pearson
    • Fuel type: diesel

    A thing of beauty! The Alberg 35 was the smallest blue ocean boat built in that year, and 1963 Alberg 35 is in pristine conditions. It is not your ordinary old Alberg 35. In 2008 this boat went through a major re...

    $40,000 USD

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    Est. $753/mo

    Fajardo, Puerto Rico
  • 1963 Pearson 35'

    1963 Pearson 35'

    • Manufacturer: Pearson
    • Fuel type: diesel

    A thing of beuty! The Alberg 35 was the smallest blue ocean boat built in that year, and 1963 Alberg 35 is in pristine conditions. It is not your ordinary old Alberg 35. In 2008 this boat went through a major ren...

    $50,000 USD

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    Est. $941/mo

    Fajardo, Puerto Rico

Overview

Catamarans are twin‑hulled sailboats prized for stability, shallow draft and roomy decks and cabins. They suit coastal cruising, liveaboard lifestyles and charter work where comfort, speed and reduced heel are priorities. Designs range from simple cruising models to high‑performance racers; construction, systems and layout choices strongly affect handling, maintenance and resale value.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used catamaran?

Get a professional survey focused on hull delamination, bulkhead integrity, crossbeam and rig loads, engine hours, water intrusion, and electrical systems. Review maintenance records, upgrades and any known grounding or collision history.

How is a catamaran shipped or transported?

Small catamarans can be road‑trailered; larger boats usually move by specialized ro‑ro or on a flat rack via cargo ship. Arrange lifting frames/cradles, permits for wide loads, and experienced transporters to protect beams, mast and appendages.

What routine maintenance does a catamaran need?

Regular tasks include hull and antifouling care, sealing deck fittings, inspecting crossbeams and spreaders, engine servicing, sail and rigging checks, and battery/electrical upkeep. Follow a seasonal checklist and address water intrusion immediately.