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The Islander Yachts 36 is a Masthead Sloop designed by Alan P. Gurney, built by Islander Yachts from 1971 to 1986, with nearly 800 units produced. This 11.0 m sailboat features a fin keel with a rudder on skeg, a 3.4 m beam, and a 1.8 m draft, displacing 6100 kg. It was offered with various engine options, including Universal Atomic 4, Palmer P-60, Perkins 4-108, Westerbeke L-25, Pathfinder, and Yanmar. Aboard *Lady K Sailing*, the Islander 36 is identified as a suitable budget-friendly option for cruising, including Gulf Stream crossings, when purchased for $15,000 to $20,000 to allow for upgrades like a Beta Marine diesel engine replacement, a $1,000 electrical system with golf cart batteries and solar, and Navionics on used iPads for navigation. *Wicked Salty* raced an Islander 36 in light, variable winds, demonstrating its performance in competitive conditions despite a penalty turn at the start.8:39 Kyle Jackney, with 40 years in the marine industry, considers the Islander 36 among the best value used production sailboats for cruising.0:02
