Chris Craft 34 Deluxe Sedan Cruiser

Powered by a smooth running Chevy 327 V-8 gas inboard engine. In addition, an electric stern thruster is installed to facilitate precise docking and maneuvering.

Electrical details:
- Prosafe FS30 galvanic isolation system;
- Charles 5000 SP 30 Amp battery charger;
- Xantrex Echo-Charge automatic battery charger;
- Xantrex Pro 1500 Watt Inverter
- Blue Sea Systems Electrical Panels DC and AC power;
- Professional grade wiring
- Three (3) 12 V Dyno Group 31 batteries;
- 30 Amp Shorepower

12 batterie volts, 110 tension d'alimentation à quai, 3 batterie(s) chargé(s) par: moteur, prise de quai

Inspected by one of the Pacific Northwest's expert surveyors for wooden vessels in 2017, his findings were addressed by the classic shipwrights at University Boat Works in a year-plus refit project.

The surveyor was recalled for follow up after the restoration for a final inspection. His remarks are noted below:
"During this period of time (2017-2018) I made numerous inspections, consultations regarding on-going repairs/restoration activities. At the end of the day, good and careful workmanship was evident. Replacement materials were found to be comparable if not better in quality to that replaced with repairs and construction details if not better in strength and quality to those replaced."

Typical Chris Craft construction for this period is of mahogany planking, plywood and mahogany cabin structure, canvas over plywood decking.

Fuel, water, and waste tank capacities are estimated per survey.
- Monel fuel and water tanks.
- Poly holding tank.

Length overall for moorage purposes is 39 feet.

Waterline Boats / Boatshed does not independently verify capacities and measures, which are reported from seller-provided information and/or literature.

Fine workmanship and classic touches jump out as you inspect this boat. The layout is ideal for day cruising, overnighting, and entertaining.

Enter the aft cockpit where folding steps port and starboard make access easy. Aft is a full beam cushioned settee with lovely new upholstery in the B&W design theme of the vessel. The area featured teak decking and an access hatch to the hull below decks. The propane locker is located beneath the settee.

Moving forward a mahogany door to starboard provides access to the sedan interior. To port from the door are two large windows for excellent visibility aft from the helm.

Entering the cabin the space is open, with a black hinged dining table to starboard with two chairs. Opposite is a sofa with the same upholstery theme which would make for a comfortable berth. Forward to port is the helm. A fine commercial grade black leather helm seat is installed. The helm station is authentic, with original instrumentation and controls, yet with modern navigation systems.

Moving forward and down a step leads to the forward area. To port is the enclosed marine toilet compartment in the original configuration. To starboard is the galley area. This features a modern propane cooktop in black set in a large black formica countertop, an electric broiler oven, commercial style stainless steel refrigerator, a small sink and a microwave oven.

Forward next is the double cabin. Again, this is configured as originally designed with upper and lower single berthing to starboard. Across from this is an upholstered seating area. Forward all the way is the anchor locker.

Interior features include:
- Original electric cabin lighting fixtures;
- Louvered blinds
- Princess LPG cooktop;
- Isotherm electric refrigerator;
- Toaster oven and coffee maker;
- Microwave oven;
- 11 Gallon Hot Water Heater;
- Engine-provided heating (Red Dot system) and 120 VAC forced air heaters;
- Fusion Audio system with cockpit speakers;
- Flat panel TV-DVD

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