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CERE 369 Signature
36-foot signature cabin cruiser in 5083 H111 aluminum with a deep-V quad-step hull and twin or triple outboards.
Description
A 36-foot signature-series performance day cruiser built from mil-spec 5083 aluminum, with a protected hardtop cabin, premium cockpit seating and an owner-configurable 10-12 person layout. Standard equipment includes an air-conditioned cabin with noise-cancellation liner, leather interior, two competition-grade bolster suspension seats, electric windlass, self-draining EVA deck, chartplotter, 8-speaker stereo, flood, deck and underwater lights.
Key features
- Length overall: 36 ft / 10.97 m
- Beam: 11 ft / 3.35 m
- Hull: Deep-V quad-step ventilated aluminum, 5083 H111
- Engine configuration: Twin or triple outboard
- Fuel capacity: 250 gal / 946 L
- Estimated top speed: 50-65 mph / 43-56 knots
- Cruise speed: 37-46 mph / 32-40 knots
- Estimated range: approx. 300-350 miles
- Passenger capacity: 10-12 persons
Specifications
| Length overall | 36 ft / 10.97 m |
|---|---|
| Beam | 11 ft / 3.35 m |
| Draft | 28 in / 0.71 m, engines up |
| Dry weight | approx. 8,800-9,400 lb / 3,990-4,265 kg |
| Hull | Deep-V quad-step ventilated aluminum, 5083 H111 |
| Engine configuration | Twin or triple outboard |
| Recommended horsepower | Twin 350-400 HP |
| Maximum horsepower | Up to 1,200 HP |
| Fuel capacity | 250 gal / 946 L |
| Estimated top speed | 50-65 mph / 43-56 knots |
| Cruise speed | 37-46 mph / 32-40 knots |
| Estimated range | approx. 300-350 miles |
| Passenger capacity | 10-12 persons |
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