Showing posts with label C1. Show all posts
Showing posts with label C1. Show all posts
Thursday, 13 April 2017
Design 2227 C1 Antilla 36

The Antilla 36 is a production yacht that was built in Finland by AA Boats and introduced in 1975. It is a 3/4 tonner based on a previously built one-off. Construction is of fiberglass.
Here are the plans.


Principal Dimensions
LOA 34'-11"
LWL 27'-6"
Beam 10'-8"
Draft 5'-10"
Displacement 9,388 lbs
Sail Area 486 sq ft
LOA 34'-11"
LWL 27'-6"
Beam 10'-8"
Draft 5'-10"
Displacement 9,388 lbs
Sail Area 486 sq ft
Saturday, 1 April 2017
Design 2150 C1 Swan 411

One of the members of the S&S Swan Association who visited us a couple of weeks ago sent us this nice image of his Swan 411, Corazon. Nice looking boat.
The Swan 411 is one of quite a few models we designed for Nautor between 1967 - 1989. 42 hulls were built to this particular design between 1977-1979. The 411 was an improvement on the Swan 41 class of boats.
Here are the plans.


And here's a nice little article. Double click for bigger view.

Principal Dimensions
LOA 41'-0"
LWL 30'-3"
Beam 11'-11"
Draft 6'-10"
Displacement 17,850 lbs
LOA 41'-0"
LWL 30'-3"
Beam 11'-11"
Draft 6'-10"
Displacement 17,850 lbs
Monday, 27 March 2017
Design 1205 C1 Maruca

If anyone has ever trolled around in a sportfish they have probably experienced unpleasant rolling at one time or another. This unique sportfisherman was designed with a small sailplan whose primary purpose was steadying. I could imagine in certain conditions one could troll under sail power along. What a joy that would be: complete silence and no diesel fumes. The crow's nest is also helpful for spotting fish. She was built by Freeport Point Shipyard in Long Island for a Venezuelan client. It's interesting that she is American flagged.

Features include twin spade (and balanced) rudders, a refrigerated fishwell, fighting chairs and outriggers. Power is derived from twin 3-cylinder G.M. diesels producing a top speed of 10 knots and a cruising range of 550 nautical miles. She was launched in 1957.
Here are the plans.


Principal Dimensions
LOA 46'-6"
LWL 43'-4"
Beam 14'-7"
Draft 4'-1"
Displacement 50,625 lbs
Ballast 1,800 lbs (outside) 500 lbs (inside)
Sail Area 653 sq ft

LOA 46'-6"
LWL 43'-4"
Beam 14'-7"
Draft 4'-1"
Displacement 50,625 lbs
Ballast 1,800 lbs (outside) 500 lbs (inside)
Sail Area 653 sq ft

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