1978 Pacemaker

The Pacemaker 36 Sport fisherman is a classic American sport fishing boat known for its robust build and practical design.

Key features and characteristics include:

Design: A "Jersey-style" sport fisherman with a low-deadrise hull, shallow keel, and a well-flared bow. These features contribute to its performance in rough waters and ability to handle various sea conditions.

Construction: Built with a solid fiberglass hull and balsa-cored decks, ensuring durability.

Dimensions: Approximately 36 feet in length with a wide beam, ranging from 13-14 feet, which provides ample interior space and stability.

Interior: Typically features a single stateroom forward, a galley located below the salon, a dinette, and a private head with a shower. The interior is characterized by solid teak joinery, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere. Some models offer two-stateroom layouts.

Cockpit: A spacious cockpit, around 80 square feet, which is ideal for fishing, offering enough room for anglers and their gear.

Performance: Powered by twin gas engines, often 350hp Crusader models, providing a cruising speed of about 18 knots and a top speed in the high 20s.

Target Use: Primarily designed for sport fishing and cruising, it is also suitable for a variety of recreational boating activities.