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Uniflite 36 Double Cabin Aft Cabin Motor Yacht

1972–1984

The Uniflite 36 Double Cabin is a U.S.-built aft-cabin motor yacht with a solid-fiberglass hull, full-width aft master stateroom and dual helm stations. It is a conventional planing powerboat rather than a trawler, and most examples were delivered with twin gasoline inboards.

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Uniflite 36 Double Cabin Aft Cabin Motor Yacht
LOA
36′ / 10.97 m
LWL
33′ / 10.06 m
Beam
12′ 4″ / 3.76 m
Draft
2′ 8″ / 0.81 m
Hull behaviour
Planing
Fuel
Mixed Diesel/Gasoline
Propulsion
Shaft
Engine configuration
Twin gasoline inboards standard; repowers vary
Displacement cruise
Unknown
Faster / planing cruise
Unknown
Boat family
Motor Yacht
Construction
Fiberglass

Best for

  • Great Lakes and coastal buyers wanting an older aft-cabin motor yacht
  • Families prioritizing two private sleeping areas
  • Owners comfortable with twin gasoline machinery or documented repowers

Trade-offs

  • Twin gasoline power increases fuel consumption relative to diesel trawlers
  • Older examples require careful blister and laminate inspection
  • Aft-cabin windage and systems age increase docking and ownership demands

Known concerns

  • No model-specific concern has been promoted to B-Atlas’s evidence threshold. This does not mean the model has no age-, condition- or hull-specific risks.

Inspection focus

  • Inspect hull and topsides carefully for blistering and laminate repairs
  • Confirm 1984 36 II versus earlier solid-hull configuration
  • Inspect fuel system, gasoline ventilation, exhaust and ignition-protection equipment
  • Inspect decks, windows and flybridge penetrations
  • Inspect shafts, rudders and steering

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