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Date Posted: - Saturday - 10/16/10 - 10:51pm
Author: Regis
Subject: 36 Mariner
In reply to: Brian Sweeney 's message, "Deciphering a model/serial boat ID" on - Saturday - 10/16/10 - 1:17pm

Brian,

I beleive she was made in the Orient

http://www.marineryachts.com/tm36/TM36brochure.htm

and I know she has a Fiberglass Hull. There are a few soft areas that need to be addressed, and she has been in Fresh Water since built. Year is a 1978. Great lines on the boat...will probably be 15K to get it laid out, with new electronics, paint, etc, however, after that she should be very sea worthy and ready to go anywhere the wind blows...

Regis

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