Overview
The Cambria 44 is a David Walters cutter built in Costa Rica by Cabo Rico from 1985 to 1990, with 18 completed. The 44 is the deck length; overall it measures about 46 ft.
Design and Construction
sailboatdata.com lists a fin keel with a skeg-hung rudder, a 36.33 ft waterline, 13.48 ft of beam and 5.92 ft of draft. Displacement is 28,600 lb with 11,500 lb of lead ballast, and the cutter carries about 953 sq ft.
Buyers Notes
John Neal rates it 3 of 5 and calls it fast, well built and handsome, a boat that has held its value but is getting old.
Practical Sailor describes David Walters as having envisioned the Cambria line as elegant competitors to Nautor Swan and Baltic. The line was built in 40, 44/46, 48 and 52 foot sizes.
