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• Catalina Yachts

Founded by Frank Butler. In sheer numbers sold, Catalina Yachts is certainly the most successful builder of sailboats ever in the US, and possibly the world. Time line extract from the company’s website: July 1969-Catalina’s first model, the Catalina 22, is built in North Hollywood, CA. Company owner Frank Butler hopes to build 100 boats if all goes well. March 1970-Catalina’s second model, the Catalina 27, is introduced following the success of the Catalina 22. December 1974-Catalina’s third model, the Catalina 30, is introduced; the trend-setting design is an immediate sales success and wins its class in the Newport to Ensenada Race. February 1975-The Catalina 22 exceeds Frank Butler’s hopes to build 100 boats when hull number 5,000 is completed. August 1979-The “International Friendship Regatta” is held in Japan; 4 U.S. and 10 Japanese crews compete in Coronado 15s. February 1980-SAIL Magazine names the Catalina 22 “trailerable boat of the decade.” March 1980-The Catalina 38 is selected as the match-racing boat for Congressional Cup by the Long Beach Yacht Club; Dennis Durgan wins. September 1980-Catalina 22 hull number 10,000 is completed. C22s are being built at Catalina’s East and West Coast plants in England, Australia, and Canada. January 1982-Patrick Childress completes a 2 1/2 year, singlehanded circumnavigation in his Catalina 27. July 1982-The first Catalina 36 is completed at the Woodland Hills, Ca., plant. March 1983-Mainsheet Magazine issue no. 1 is published, quickly growing to over 100 pages and 10,000 Catalina owner subscribers. May 1984-Catalina acquires Morgan Yachts in Largo, Fl., which becomes the Morgan Division of Catalina, specializing in cruising and charter boats and building many Catalina models on the East Coast. May 1985-Catalina 27 hull number 6,000 is built in Woodland Hills, making the C-27 the largest class of keelboats in the world. October 1987-Catalina 30 hull number 5,000 is completed. Catalina 30s are being built at the East and West Coast plants, as well as in Canada and England. November 1987-Singlehanded sailor Shane St. Clair sails his Capri 18 from Oxnard, Ca., to Hawaii in 28 days. July 1988-Billy Peterson supervises the installation of the largest (70 ft.)Computerized sail-plotting and cutting machine in the U.S. at the Woodland Hills, California plant. August 1988-Coronado 15 skipper Alison Jolly becomes the first woman to skipper in the Olympics; she wins a gold medal in the women’s 470 Class. January 1989-The first Catalina 42 is built. 100 hulls are delivered in the first year, breaking U.S. production records. February 1990-Catalina 22 hull number 15,000 is delivered. March 1990-The Catalina 37 is selected for the Congressional Cup, the first time a fleet of 11 has been designed and built especially for the Congressional Cup. Chris Dickson wins. September 1990-Catalina 30 hull number 6,000 is completed, setting a new keel-boat production record. July 1991-The first Catalina 28 is built. August 1991-Catalina’s Morgan Division completes Procyon, a 65-foot test boat for new concepts in yacht design and construction for Olaf Harken and Procyon Inc. November 1992-Catalina’s Morgan Division introduces the Morgan 38, the first all-new Morgan model in a decade. December 1992-The Catalina 270 is unveiled, replacing the C-27 and wins one of Cruising World Magazine’s “Boat of the Year” awards. February 1993-The Catalina 320 is introduced at the first “Sail Expo” and is enthusiastically received by new owners. February 1994-The Catalina 400 is introduced at “Sail Expo,” the only twin-wheel boat built in the U.S.; it’s the hit of the show. February 1994-The Capri 16.5 introduced at “Sail Expo,” a beach launchable performance sailing dinghy for sailors with a wide range of ages and skills May 1994-The Catalina 250 is introduced as the first water ballast trailerable sailboat from Catalina. January 1995-Frank Butler receives SAIL’S Industry Award for Leadership for “building boats that are “straightforward, offer price for value, are solid and honest”…“With a product analogous to the Ford in the car business, Catalina Yachts has allowed vast numbers of people to experience sailing, considering both the skill level and financial wherewithal of potential sailors, that might not have been able to otherwise, thus radically changing the sport of sailing over the past 25 years.” January 1995-The Catalina 22 markII is introduced with re-designed and enlarged deck and new interior. February 1995-The Catalina 22 is named as one of five charter members to Sailboat Hall of Fame. March 1995-The Catalina 36 mark II wins one of Cruising World Magazine’s “Boat of the Year” awards. April 1995-Catalina 250 Hull number 100 is built in Woodland Hills. May 1995-Catalina 42 hull number 500 is built in Woodland Hills. February 1996-The Catalina 34 markII is introduced with re-designed and enlarged deck, transom and interior. March 1996-The Catalina 28 mark II wins one of Cruising World Magazine’s “Boat of the Year” awards. April 1996-The Catalina 380 is introduced as reflection of the priorities expressed by experienced sailing couples and families. November 1996-Catalina 400 Hull number 100 is built in Largo, Florida January 1997-The Catalina 380 wins one of Cruising World Magazine’s Mid-Size Cruising“Boat of the Year” award. January 1998-The Catalina 470 is introduced January 1999- Catalina inaugurates the Catalina Cruisers Hall of Fame to honor the Catalina owners’ who have made notable voyages aboard their boats. February 1999-The Catalina 310 is introduced and wins Cruising World Magazine’s Pocket Cruiser “Boat of the Year” award. February 2000-The Catalina 310 is selected by Sail Magazine and it’s readers as one of the Top 10 sailboats for 2000 December 2000 -Catalina 36 Hull number 2000 is built in Woodland Hills, CA. September 2001-The Catalina Capri 22 is updated and is selected by Sail Magazine and it’s readers as one of the Top 10 sailboats for 2001. May 2001 -Catalina 14.2 Hull number 5000 is built in Woodland Hills, CA January 2002-The Catalina 350 is introduced to enthusiastic reviews and results in 100 boats sold the first model year. July 2002-The Catalina Expo 12.5 and 14.2 are introduced as particularly easy to sail for both younger and older sailors. September 2002 -Catalina Capri 22 Hull number 1000 is built in Woodland Hills, CA Catalina manufacturers ID: CTY

Associations

• Catalina 470 Class Association
• Catalina 310 Owners Association
• Catalina 27-270 Association
• Capri 22 National Association
• Catalina 380 Association
• Capri 14.2 National Association
• Catalina 36 International Association
• Catalina 22 National Association
• Catalina 400
• Catalina Owners
• Catalina 34 International Association
• Catalina 25, 250, Capri 25 International Assoc.
• Catalina 42 Owners
• Catalina 320 International Association

Catalina 18

• Catalina 30 Yacht Owners Association
• US Sabot Class Assciation

Catalina 38

• Carpentier/Butler
• Charles McGregor
• Charles Morgan
• Frank Butler
• Frank V. Butler
• Gerry Douglas
• Nelson Marek
• Robert Finch
• Rodger Martin
• Sparkman & Stephens
• Ted Carpentier

67 sailboats built by Catalina Yachts

Catalina 22

Catalina 27

Catalina 30

Catalina 25

Catalina Capri 14.2

Coronado 15

Capri Cyclone

Catalina capri 22.

Catalina 36

Catalina 34

Catalina 28

Catalina 42

Catalina Capri 26

Catalina 42 MK II

Morgan Out Island 41 Classic

Catalina Capri 37

Catalina 37.

Catalina Morgan 381

Catalina 470

Catalina 250

Catalina 390

Catalina 380

Catalina 250 (Water Balllast)

Catalina 30 MKIII

Catalina 310

Catalina (Morgan) 50

Catalina 13

Catalina 14.2.

Catalina 28 MKII

Catalina 375

Catalina 350

Catalina 400 Mk II

Catalina 16.5k.

Catalina 30 MKII

Catalina 320

Catalina 385

Catalina Morgan 44

Catalina Aero 20

Catalina Capri 25

Catalina Capri 23.5

Catalina 22 MKII

Catalina Expo 14.2

Catalina Capri 30

Catalina Morgan 45

Catalina 445

Independence 20

Catalina 270

Catalina 320 mkii, catalina 16.5.

Catalina 30 (W/Bowsprit)

Catalina 14.2k.

Catalina Morgan 440

Catalina 275 Sport

Catalina capri 16.5.

Catalina 315

Catalina 309

Catalina 34 MKII

Catalina Expo 12.5

Catalina Capri 18

Catalina 387

Catalina 425

Catalina 36 MK II

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Welcome to the Catalina 22 National Sailing Association, the best source for organized Catalina 22 sailing activities and information about all models of the Catalina 22 sailboat. Whether you enjoy cruising, racing, or just messing around with your Catalina 22, scroll down for the latest announcements. The website is full of resources , publications, and opportunities to maximize your enjoyment of owning a Catalina 22.

Access the MainBrace page for more news or to contact the Editor to post an upcoming regatta or cruise announcement on the website.  

If you are not a member, you may Join. Members may Renew their membership.  Members may view FAQs (Get Help).

National Championship Regatta, June 8 to 13

• By Rich Fox , on 31 October 2023 08:11

The North Star Sail Club, Catalina 22 Fleet 130, and the Catalina 22 National Sailing Association are pleased to present the 2024 Catalina 22 National Championship Regatta. The event will take place June 8 to 13 on Anchor Bay / Lake St. Clair, Michigan. 

C22 Nationals (prep) Featured on Great Lakes Sailing

• By Rich Fox , on 14 May 2024 18:06

Catalina 22 National Sailing Association Vice Commodore Jim Hodson is featured in the most recent edition of Inside Great Lakes Sailing with Greg Normand and talks about preparations for the Catalina 22 National Championship Regatta on Lake St. Clair, Michigan, in June. 

Jim is featured starting at 15:22 and the interview lasts approximately ten minutes. 

Link to INSIDE GREAT LAKES SAILING.

Hog Wild Regatta Results

• By Rich Fox , on 08 May 2024 17:35

The results from the George Yerger Arkansas Hog Wild Regatta and State Championship are now available.

Link to RESULTS.

You may also read an excellent report write-up with pictures about the event.

Link to REPORT.

Yanic Harel is Region 8 Genoa Champion

• By Rich Fox , on 11 April 2024 18:31

Congratulations to Yanic Harel who earned bragging rights at the 2024 Region 8 Genoa Champion.  The Region 8 Genoa Championship took place April 6 and 7 on Lake Worth near Fort Worth, Texas. 

Chip Embrey finished in second. Mitch Bullock finished in third. 

Link to "action packed" PHOTOGRAPHS.

Potomac River Cruise with Fleet 10, June 22 to 29

• By Rich Fox , on 28 March 2024 18:24

Catalina 22 Fleet 10 invites Catalina 22 sailors to join them on their Potomac River Cruise the week of June 22 to 29. The agenda is all laid out and the registration form is now ready.

Link to AGENDA POTOMAC RIVER CRUISE

Link to CRUISE REGISTRATION

Cast Your Vote

• By Rich Fox , on 21 March 2024 09:34

At the General Membership Meeting scheduled for the evening of Sunday, June 9 at the North Star Sail Club in Harrison Township, Michigan (Lake St. Clair), members of the Catalina 22 National Sailing Association will have the opportunity to cast their vote to elect (or re-elect) their peers to the Governing Board. The members seeking to serve include:

• Mark Goodwin - Rear Commodore
• Julia Brandt - Vice Commodore
• Dora McGee - Secretary / Treasurer
• Rich Fox - Editor / Webmaster

Apostle Islands Cruise, August 12 to 17

• By Rich Fox , on 13 March 2024 19:44

Apostle Islands Cruise 2024 is a Go!

Who doesn’t love an early spring! That means more time for sailing.

Join us this year for the Apostle Islands Cruise August 12 to 17, 2024. It will be an adventure like no other. Often referred to as the “Caribbean of the North” this lake is unsalted and shark free! Well, that is if you don’t include my boat "Lake Shark". We will launch from Bayfield, Wisconsin for a weeklong adventure filled with lighthouses, amazing sunsets, and pristine beaches.

Columbia River Cruise, July 26 to August 4

• By Rich Fox , on 04 February 2024 07:06

Jody Schultz of Catalina 22 Fleet 20 in Portland, Oregon is pleased to invite all the Catalina 22's for a cruise down the Columbia River at the end of July.  The Catalina 22 cruise will follow the same path as Lewis and Clark to the mouth of the river at Astoria, Oregon. 

Read the ANNOUNCEMENT.

JRSC Cattail Regatta, June 1 & 2

• By Rich Fox , on 15 January 2024 16:57

Update 2/27/24 - the event is now a two-day regatta and the NoR has been updated accordingly. 

The Jolly Roger Sailing Club of Toledo, Ohio (Western Lake Erie) is pleased to invite Catalina 22 sailors to the Cattail Regatta on June 1 and 2. The Catalina 22 Class will also be competing for the Bruce Sondys Memorial Trophy. 

Catalina 22 sailors who are also planning to attend this year's Catalina 22 National Championship Regatta on Lake St. Clair, Michigan, may also keep their boats at JRSC to pick-up when passing back through Toledo on their way to the Nationals in Michigan. 

Link to NOTICE OF RACE

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International Catalina 30/309 Association

Home of the Catalina 30 and 309 Community

Welcome to IC30A

See the Events Page for more information!

The International Catalina 30 Association was established in 1974 for furthering the enjoyment of ownership of a Catalina 30/309 and to promote a community of enthusiasts of one of the most successful yachts built in America.

The Association is supported by Catalina Yachts and publishes articles of interest to members in the “ Mainsheet ” magazine. The specific goals are to:

• provide the Catalina owners magazine “Mainsheet” to its members;
• co-ordinate and promote cruising and social activities;
• provide sources of information for maintenance and care of the Catalina 30;
• promote the education of safe boating; and
• co-operate with other yachting organizations.

We hope you will find everything about the Catalina 30 and cousin C309 on this site. Please make this page your favorite bookmark and visit often for the latest.

Becoming a member or renewing your membership Membership in IC30A has additional advantages. Learn how easy and inexpensive it is to Join our association. Joining the association will be the best thing you can do for yourself and to keep the C30/C309 alive !!

Technical Library and C30 Owners Forum See all the frequently asked questions in the tech Library! C30 FAQs, if what you need is not posted there, you can join the C30/309 forum to discuss problems, solutions, upgrades, modifications, cruising, racing and other boating issues.

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Catalina logo

• Thread starter KJH
• Start date Dec 8, 2015
• Catalina Owner Forums
• Catalina 22

So, I purchased the "Catalina 22" logo from CD and it arrived yesterday. However, there were no instructions for any kind of prep work, adhesive, etc. Obviously the surface should be clean, but is there an adhesive on the logo itself? Is is adequate or should I plan to supplement or add a different adhesive. As always, your experiences, advice and opinion is greatly appreciated. Merry Christmas!!  

Leeward Rail

Like many smaller marine supply companies, CD does a good job with their products. I'd contact them directly and ask. Their support staff are sailors, and use the products they sell.  

It's a vinyl decal, I usually use the wet method with a little soapy water in a spray bottle, there's a couple methods shown on the boatus website. https://www.boatus.com/boatgraphics/installation.asp  

I assumed he was talking about the Molded 3D plastic logo that CD sells for the C22. KJH ?  

CD is an excellent resource. Nothing that a quick call wouldn't resolve.  

allen-deckard

the hard plastic ones that I replaced you just clean it up with alcohol prep and stick it on but maybe your talkin about a vinyl ones then yah usually it's by the wet soapy method.  

allen-deckard said: the hard plastic ones that I replaced you just clean it up with alcohol prep and stick it on Click to expand

Well, let's see, The vinyl version http://www.catalinadirect.com/index.cfm/product/76_6/catalina-yachts-logo.cfm The molded version http://www.catalinadirect.com/index.cfm/product/374_18/molded-plastic-logo-c-22.cfm The text on the molded version does not state if it has double sided tape, or if you need to bore a hole.  

molded version is double sided tape or the one I bought was  

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• Catalina 12.5 Expo
• Catalina 14.2
• Catalina 14.2 Expo
• Catalina 16.5
• Catalina 22 Sport

Catalina 22 Capri

• Catalina 275 Sport
• Catalina 315
• Catalina 355
• Catalina 385
• Catalina 425
• Catalina 445
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OWNER PHOTO: "Bella Barchetta", Half Moon Bay, CA.

Known for its sweet sailing performance in nearly all conditions, the Catalina Capri 22 has been winning sailors since its introduction.

The Capri 22 is more comfortable, safer at sea and easier to maintain than any boat in its class. The striking deck profile is flared across the stern and has wider cockpit curves for crew comfort during and after sailing.

Under the full reclining length seats is a new storage locker and separate battery locker. A complete racing package is available, including: symmetrical spinnaker, sheets, pole and backstay tension adjuster. The enclosable head and available galley module make the Capri 22 suitable for extended daysailing or weekending.

PHOTO GALLERY

GENERAL DIMENSIONS

Length Overall: 24′ 8″

Length of Hull: 22′ 0″

Length at Waterline: 20’ 0″

Beam: 8′ 2″

Distance from Waterline to Masthead: Std 32′ 5″, Tall 34′ 5″

Draft: 2′ 8″

Ballast: 700 lbs

Basic Weight: 2,250 lbs

Displacement / Length: 125

Sail Area / Displacement: 21.3

Ballast Ratio: 31%

Draft: 4′ 0″

Ballast: 650 lbs

Designed Weight: 2,200 lbs

Displacement / Length: 123

Sail Area / Displacement: 21.6

Ballast Ratio: 30%

RIG MEASUREMENTS (STD)

Total with 100% Foretriangle: 229ft  2

RIG MEASUREMENTS (TALL)

Total with 100% Foretriangle: 255ft  2

ENGINE & CONTROLS

Recommended: 4-10 HP Outboard

Primary Lewmar #15, Self Tailing

Optional Cabin Top: #7

Battery Qty – 1 Group 27 150 Amp-Hrs

TANKS & CAPACITIES

Fuel: Portable 6 gal

Holding / Black Water: Portable Head

All specifications are approximate and subject to change without notice.

Actual equipment also subject to change without notice.

STANDARD EQUIPMENT

Construction.

• Hull of Hand-laid Fiberglass with Hull Liner bonded to the Hull
• One Piece Fiberglass Deck with Molded-In Non-Skid Surfaces and Fiberglass Deck Liner
• Lead Fin Keel with Stainless Steel Attaching Bolts
• Five Year Gel Coat Blister Protection * ( 2 )
• Five Year Hull Structure Warranty * ( 3 )

SPARS & RIGGING

• Dacron Mainsail with Battens, Reef Point and Class Insignia
• 135% Genoa, with Sheets
• Complete Standing and Running Rigging
• Anodized Aluminum Mast and Boom
• Main & Jib Halyards Led Aft to Cockpit
• Internal Halyards

SAIL HANDLING & EQUIPMENT

• Cockpit Mounted Traveler with Controls
• Boom Vang, Adjustable
• Winch Handle
• Genoa Tracks and Blocks on Adjustable Cars
• ( 2 ) Primary Winches
• Jiffy Reefing on Boom
• Pre-stretched Dacron Sheets & Running Rigging
• Halyard Pockets on Bulkheads in Cockpit
• Low Stretch Halyards

DECK HARDWARE

• Comfortable Cockpit with Contoured Coamings
• Cockpit Seat Locker
• Fuel Storage Locker
• Vinyl Coated Lifelines
• Mooring Cleats, Fore and Aft
• Waterline Stripe, Midwatch Blue
• Midwatch Blue and Silver Sheer Stripes
• Stainless Steel Bow Pulpit
• Stainless Steel Stern Pulpit
• Stanchions, Stern Rails, and lifelines with Pelican Hooks
• Manual Bilge Pump with Thru Deck Handle
• Opening Forward Hatch
• Self Bailing Cockpit
• Molded In Non-Skid Surfaces
• Fiberglass Composite Fixed Rudder w/ Varnished Wood Tiller
• Adjustable Hiking Stick
• Trailer Bow Eye
• Stainless Steel Mast Step
• Teak Interior Trim
• Storage Lockers under Berths
• Overhead Lighting
• Molded Headliner, Low Glare Texture
• Fiberglass Hull Liner
• White Vinyl Interior Cushions with Blue Piping
• Large Removable Ice Chest
• Zippered Storage Compartments ( 2 ) in Cabin

ELECTRICAL SYSTEM

• 12 Volt Electrical System with Control Panel
• Battery, 12 Volt
• 12 Volt Lighting Throughout
• Navigation Lights to International Rules
• Cabin Lights
• Steaming and Anchor Light on Mast

OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT

• Cockpit Cushions , Vinyl White
• Mast Carrier
• Self Contained Head with Privacy Curtain
• Galley Unit with Basin and Stove
• Stern Boarding Ladder
• Outboard Bracket
• Canvas Package ( 1 ) Mainsail Cover ( 2 ) Winch Covers ( 1 ) Tiller Cover, Captains Navy
• Whisker Pole
• Headsail Furling Gear
• 155% Genoa w/sheets in Lieu of Std. Jib
• 150% Furling Genoa with UV Panels and Sheets In Lieu of Standard Jib
• .75 oz. Radial Head Spinnaker Color
• Tall Rig Mast with Sails, Main and 135% Jib, In Lieu of Standard Rig and Sails
• 155% Genoa W/Sheets ( Tall Rig ) in Lieu of Standard Jib
• 150% Furling Genoa w/UV Panels ( Tall Rig ) in Lieu of Standard Jib
• .75 oz. Radial Head Spinnaker ( Tall Rig )
• Galvanized Trailer for Fin Keel w/brakes, Tongue Jack
• Galvanized Trailer for Wing Keel w/brakes, Tongue Jack
• Performance Package: Symmetrical Spinnaker Gear Including Pole, Sheets, Foreguy and Halyard Lead Aft to Cockpit Main and Jib Halyard Winches on Cabin Top, with Clam Cleats, Backstay with Adjuster Purchase

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