Head Support/Storage Rack Ted Sholl 8/1/2002 Hull #: 357 To solve the problem of toilet seat in the head going too far open and stretching its hinges too much, we decided to install a teak book rack as shown in … Continue reading →
The list below provides links to owner websites and their descriptions of improvements they have made to various aspects of the Catalina 380 series. I include them in this post so that they will be available to the search routines … Continue reading →
By Jeff Church, C387 #145, IdleWild Mainsheet, February 2010 As we provisioned IdleWild, our 2008 C387, for our first summer cruise, it was apparent that we would miss the ample refrigerator capacity that we had on our previous boat, a … Continue reading →
Long Term Cruising Mods Cliff & Deb Mewdell February, 2006 Hull: 332 Hello From the Bahamas! After months of talking and planning, a lot of shopping, fixing and stuffing the boat, plus a couple of months moving down the … Continue reading →
Cruising Made Easier Warren Elliott November, 2006 Hull #: 44 Recently, the admiral and I were musing about the modifications and “stuff” we’ve added to our C380 [#44], My Bride II. After 10 years, it’s quite a bit and, as … Continue reading →
Storage For Dinnerware Ed and Sharyn Dahn 2/1/2002 Hull #: 111 The shelf above the sink that was intended to store plates, mugs, and such, was totally inadequate for our needs (worthless). We wanted a “china cabinet” (or in our … Continue reading →
Storage for the Bar, New Trash Container, and New Hatch Board Holder Ed and Sharyn Dahn 2/1/2002 Hull #: 111 Storage for the bar. The next issue was where to store liquor bottles. The setup for the waste basket (next … Continue reading →
STEERING, BOOM HEIGHT, CLEATS, GPS Wolfgang Doebel, Warren Elliott 2/1/2002 Hull #: 336 The following was emailed to me from a new 380 owner from Canada: Hello Warren, Have you ever come across one of the following? Do you have … Continue reading →
Lazarette Shelves Hal Breliant 3/20/2002 Hull #: 325 The storage lazarettes under the aft port and starboard seats aren’t extremely usable as each is a 5′ 6″ high vertical shaft. I wanted to add a shelf that was easy to … Continue reading →
