One of Intrepid’s most popular models during her production years, the 356 Cuddy is a sleek notched-bottom speedster designed for fishing, diving, and cruising. Even by today’s high-glitz standards, the 356 is a handsome boat with powerful lines and tons of eye appeal. She’s built on a high-performance deep-V hull with moderate beam, cored hullsides, and a fully integrated outboard bracket. The multipurpose layout of the 356 has the emphasis as much on cruising and entertaining as it does on fishing. Because she was a semi-custom boat, some were fitted out with more fishing amenities than other. Standard features include an anchor locker; removable rear bench seat; in-deck fish boxes, transom door, livewell, forward console seat, transom door, dual dive platforms, in-deck dry storage, transom shower, rod storage, and cockpit bolsters. Most (all?) lack a windscreen forward of the L-lounge. Below deck, the well-finished cabin sleeps two and includes a galley with refrigerator, enclosed head/shower, and convertible dinette forward. (Note that cabin headroom was slightly increased in 1998.) Around 45 knots top with Yamaha 250s.