Aggregated across every U.S. Craigslist market — asking prices, years and locations for every active High Tension 36 listing.
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Where is the best place to buy a used High Tension 36?
Craigslist, YachtWorld, SailingTexas, and Facebook Marketplace are the four main places used High Tension 36s change hands. Craigslist typically has the lowest prices (private sellers, trailer-pickup only) while YachtWorld lists broker boats with cleaner paperwork. The table above pulls every active Craigslist High Tension 36 listing in the U.S. so you can compare across markets in one place.
What should I look for when buying a used High Tension 36?
Before paying a deposit, verify hull and deck integrity (soft spots, delamination), check the standing rigging age (most insurers require replacement every 10–15 years), inspect the engine hours and service history, and confirm the sails have usable life left. A pre-purchase survey by a SAMS or NAMS-accredited surveyor is the single best $500–$900 you will spend.
How often do High Tension 36 listings turn over?
Craigslist ads expire after 30 days, and active High Tension 36 listings are typically re-posted or sold within 2–8 weeks. This page updates daily — listings that haven't been seen in 30 days drop off automatically so the links stay live.
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