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Caliber 35

Caliber Yachts · 1992 · Cutter rig

Caliber 35 profile drawing
LOA35.75'
Beam11.33'
Draft4.5'
Displ.6.5t
Rigcutter
HullFiberglass

Bluewater Evidence · Ocean Proven

76% confidence

John Neal's Boats to Consider for Ocean Cruising lists the Caliber 35, rated 3 of 5: 'Fairly well-built. Michael McCreary designs. LRC models have substantial tankage but smallish interiors. The 47 is not an attractive boat.'

Overview

The Caliber 35 is a fiberglass cutter designed by McCreary and built by Caliber Yachts, first built in 1992.

Design and Construction

sailboatdata.com lists a fin keel and a skeg-hung rudder, 35.75 ft overall on a 29.83 ft waterline, 11.33 ft of beam and 4.5 ft of draft. Displacement is 13,100 lb with 6,100 lb of ballast, and the cutter carries about 563 sq ft.

Buyers Notes

John Neal rates the Caliber 35 3 of 5: “Fairly well-built. Michael McCreary designs. LRC models have substantial tankage but smallish interiors. The 47 is not an attractive boat.”

  1. [1]SpecificationsCALIBER 35 - SailboatData.com- Dimensions, displacement, ballast, sail area, keel, rig, designer and builder.
  2. [2]SpecificationsCaliber 35 - Good Old Boat sailboat data- Profile drawing used for the cover.
  3. [3]EditorialJohn Neal - Boats to Consider for Ocean Cruising (Mahina)- Lists the Caliber 35, rated 3 of 5.
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