PowerSold
1959 Chris-Craft Constellation
- San Pedro, CA
- Power
- 35′
Share
Specifications
- Length
- 35'
- Beam
- 11.08'
- Draft
- 3'
- Year
- 1959
- Type
- Power
- Hull
- Wood
- Fuel
- unleaded
- Fuel Capacity
- 110 gal
- Water Capacity
- 35 gal
Description
This classic Chris Craft has been lovingly restored over a five year period with meticulous attention to detail and true craftmanship. Repowered, refastened, virtually everything new, a beautiful vessel with custom features and a traditional appearance that will turn heads wherever she goes.
Dimensions
Displacement: 20000
Tanks
Holding: New
Accommodations
From the cockpit and wheelhouse entering the salon the galley is to starboard and the head with vanity to port. Settees to port and starboard in the salon, port settee converts easily to a double berth. Two large custom full-depth hanging lockers at the bulkheads, with a spacious V-berth forward. Teak and holly cabin sole and rich varnished woodwork and cabinetry throughout.
- New upholstery using top quality 5" foam
- New cabin sole - teak and holly
- New sink in head
- New headliner
- 2 x custom built hanging lockers
- 15-20 coats of varnish throughout
Galley
- New Princess stove
- Microwave
- New galley cabinetry of Honduran mahogany
- New sink
- New water heater
Electronics
- Furuno 16-mile radar
- New Lowrance fish finder/sonar
- New Standard Horizon DSC VHF Spectrum
Electrical
- New 3-stage battery charger
- 2 x 8D batteries (house)
- 2 x 6RD 27 batteries
- New electrical panel
- New 12v/110v wiring throughout
- New fluorescent/halogen lighting
Engines
Repowered in 2003 with rebuilt twin Chevy 350s, only 17 hours, raw water cooled with fresh water flush. Carbs, starters and transmissions rebuilt in 2003. New alternators in 2003.
- New fiberglass exhaust system
- New fuel tanks 2 x 55 gals of polypropylene, installed approx 2002 or 2003
- New fuel lines
Decks, Hull & Additional
Double planked hull in Philippine mahogany, wooded and 100% refastened 2002/2003 with bronze fasteners. Hauled every 16 months - last bottom paint July 2005. Entire wheelhouse of new Honduran mahogany.
- New teak decks with fiber underlay
- New plumbing throughout in 2004
- New hydraulic steering
- All new instrumentation
- New closet and head panels
- New glass (tempered and laminated)
- New bronze thru hulls
- New Captains chairs in 2004
- New cockpit benches
- New cockpit canvas 2001
- New bow and cabin top canvas November 2004
- New stainless railing
- New stainless fittings
- All bronze fittings rechromed
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
Machinery
- Chevy 350
- Chevy 350
Gallery (18 photos)
