1988 OCEANIA 35 FT. TRAWLER - $68,900 (CAD)
For sale is a classic trawler with a reliable single diesel engine. This sturdy vessel offers spacious living areas including two ensuite staterooms and aft sundeck deck with new (2025) canvas enclosure. This boat offers great fuel economy (approx. 2 gal/hr) on a timeless design. This boat has a fully equipped galley and has all safety equipment so is ready to set sail anytime. Marine dock and storage paid to Spring 2027
Vessel Details:
Year/Make: 1988 Taiwan built Oceania 35 (see below article for history)
Location: In the water at Penetanguishene, On.
Power: Ford Lehman 135 hp diesel engine (approx. 3000 hr)
Layout: Forward cabin twin beds, Mid cabin Salon, Aft sundeck and aft master cabin with walk around queen. Helms in main cabin and flybridge.
Key Features:
Full galley with propane stove, oven and full-size AC/DC powered fridge.
Diesel powered furnace (great for extended season usage)
Bruce anchor with 200’ chain
Electric Windlass
Diesel Generator
6 golf cart house batteries
Bow and stern thrusters
Dingy davit
250 gallon fuel tanks (delivered full)
250 gallon water tanks
New (2025) Simran chartplotter
Simran Autopilot with remote
Other instruments include; fish finder, standby GPS, radar, VHF marine radio with AIS EMER.
The Oceania 35—built by the Fu Hwa yard in Taiwan and imported by Donaldson Yacht
Sales—is a classic 1980s Taiwanese style trawler. Like its identical sibling hulls (the Sea Lord 35 and Nova 35), it was prized for packing massive interior living space and heavy teak woodwork into a highly affordable, fuel-efficient 35-foot package.
The technical specifications on the Oceania 35 include the following.
Technical Specifications;
While layouts varied slightly depending on whether the broker ordered a Sundeck/Aft-Cabin or a Sedanmodel, the baseline dimensions for the Fu Hwa 35-foot hull are tightly
standardized: [1, 2, 3]
Length Overall (LOA): 35 feet 6 inches (approx. 10.8 meters, excluding the bow pulpit).
Beam (Width): 12 feet 2 inches.
Draft (Depth): 3 feet 6 inches (semi-displacement hull with a full keelson to protect the
running gear).
Displacement: ~17,000 to 18,500 lbs (dry weight).
Standard Engine: Single Perkins 6.354 (135 hp) or a single Ford Lehman 2715E (120 hp)
naturally aspirated diesel. Twin-engine configurations (such as twin Volvo or small
Perkins units) were optional.
Cruising Speed: 7 to 8 knots.
Maximum Speed: 9 to 10 knots.
Fuel Capacity: 150 to 300 US gallons (spread across two black-iron tanks).
Water Capacity: 100 to 150 US gallons (typically stainless steel tanks)