Pearson 367

The Pearson 36 Cutter, also commonly known as the Pearson 367, is a variation on one of Pearson’s most popular boats - the Pearson 365 which was originally conceived as a coastal cruiser.

Displacing 17,700 pounds and carrying only 599 square feet of sail area the Pearson 36 Cutter might be considered an under powered boat by today's standards. The boat at 36.5 feet on deck plus a 30 inch anchor platform has 30 feet of waterline and a small overhang and pleasant shear displays a the look of a classic sailing vessel. The 11.5 foot beam provides a comfortable cruiser with ample storage and space for its owner and family to enjoy week long cruises or for a couple to enjoy an extended cruise.

The large 8 foot cockpit is large enough to comfortably entertain 6 adults yet small enough to withstand a significant poop. Seating is provided on all four sides with high coaming forming nice back rests. The companion way is offset to starboard and protected by a nice size bridge deck which reduces the cockpit volume. Sturdy drop boards are standard along with a heavy sliding hatch that is protected by large sea hood.

Source: bluewaterboats.org