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WHY A CLASSIC?
It is interesting to note a myriad of cruising designs that fill the
pages of boating magazines, now that cruising is in vogue. Some are
good, some not so good, and a few are really bad. They come and go,
and even the good ones have little more to offer than the designs of
such great names as Hereshoff, Atkins, Angleman, or Garden, the
excellence of which has been proven by hundreds of offshore passages
in fair weather and foul. The reputation of these designs and their
builders have been made by word-of-mouth whereever and whenever
cruising deepwater sailors have gotten together for a gam and
exchange of experiences.
A classic Angleman design has now been up-dated in fiberglass to
provide the strength and ease of maintenance of modern materials which
tdgether with today's advancedsail cloth and sailmaking techniques
provides impressive cruising performance for fast passagemaking far
beyond the original.
In response to the inherent appeal of this time-proven design, and
because we recognize its virtues for long distance cruising we have
proudly named this extraordinary example of the boatbuilder's art, the
MAGELLAN 36. These beautiful yachts are built under the demanding
supervision of our own inspectors by the Chung Hwa Boat Building
Co. Ltd. of Taiwan whose excellent reputation of building fine yachts
is as widespread as its world distribution of deepsea trawlers and
sailcraft.
In addition to a revised sailpian we have incorporated many design
features the experienced ocean sailor will appreciate such as
dependable quality winches, bronze seacocks on all thru-hulls,
stainless rigging, manual gusher type as well as automatic electric
bilge pumps, a chart table at the navigation station, and much more
that must be seen and experienced to be believed.
The purchase of a yacht represents a sizeable investment in which
value received must be a prime consideration. We challenge any builder
to provide equal value in a luxury yacht to match the quality of
construction, the faultless teak joinery, the completeness of the
standard inventory, or the integrity of the after-sale support of the
MAGELLAN 36.
In the competitive world we live in it is only too easy to be misled
by promises that remain unfulfilled, by prices too often distorted,
and by warranty claims that remain unsatisfied.
We ask only that you review our record, check our specifications
carefully to make valid comparison and make arrangements for a
convincing demonstration.
We remain confident your ultimate choice will be a MAGELLAN 36.
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The classic beauty and form of the MAGELLAN 36 extends from
its bow pulpit to its graceful wineglass stern.
Nowhere is this more evident than in its binacle and solid teak stainless rim wheel...
but what truly delights the eye is below decks.
A handsome set of louvered doors lead to the companionway and the salon.
The richness of the teak parquet sole is a delightful surprise
as one notes the galley to port and a roomy locker and wide
quarter berth to starboard.
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The "modern" in Modern Classic describes the MAGELLAN 36 galley.
A gleaming stainless 3-burner and glass door oven highlights the conpact
arrangement.
Dish racks, pot and pan stowadge, spice cabinet, and deep stainless
sink with both manual and pressure water taps offers finger-tip
convenience in a secure environment.
The comfort of the dinette arrangement with all the old-worls charm
of panelled teak, turned fiddles, and lattice-door bins around a
gleaming teak table comfortably seating six
is the high point of the salon.
The starboard side bench offers additional seating for the accasional
party, and should the need arise both the bench and the settee can be
easily converted to guest berths.
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The richness, beauty, and charm of the MAGELLAN 36
is fully expressed in the habd-carved door leading to the forward cabin.
It is a work of art behind which is the owner's private hideaway
complete with an ample hanging locker and drawers and bins
for stowage galore.
The extra large "V" berths can be made up into a spacious double
by adding the filler cushion, and the entire space is light and
airy with individual reading lights ands fiddle shelves
for each berth.
Another hanging locker in the salon forward of the bench settee
allows for ample clothing accomodations.
More stowage space under the settee is accessible by a bin and a
long drawer while additional stowage is hidden away
in nooks and crannies, readily available but unobtrusive.
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The head with its convenient linen locker, medicine chest, large
mirror, and shower arrangement is by every description, luxurious,
spacious. and functional. A rare achievement in a yacht this size. One
can really move around and the luxury of a hot shower in port comes as
a welcome reality after a blustery passage while the large mirror and
vanity will be especially appreciated by the ladies of the ship's
complement. It is not too much to say that the head is one of the
luxury features of the MAGELLAN 36.
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Access to the dependable 36 H P Volvo 17C dieseI engine is ingenious
On the rare occasion when the engine will need attention, simple
removal of the forward panel and the galley counter will provide
complete accessibility. When the engine is enclosed, sound-absorbing
insulation quiets its operation to a whisper. The complete
accessibility at the engine can truly be appreciated should
maintenance or repairs be necessary at sea. The entire engine and shaft
log are completely exposed and no head-standing gymnastics are
required to compltetely service this power plant. Should the batteries
be depleted the engine is equipped with a hand crank and can be
manually started, a virtue that should not pass unnoticed.
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