Cal 34
Bill Lapworth didn’t invent light-displacement cruiser-racers, but his name is indelibly linked with the type. At 15,000 pounds of displacement on a 30' waterline,...
Cal 31
The Cal 31 is the thirteenth Bill Lapworth designed Cal boat between 27' and 34' built by the Costa Mesa, California firm. Cal, a...
Bristol 35.5C
Around Bristol, Rhode Island-made famous by Nathanael G. Herreshoff-they tell this story: In the beginning, Bristol Yachts made rather ordinary boats. Along the way...
Beneteau First 345
Can a boat be all things to all people? Last year in Rhode Island, two sailors who had differing ideas about what a sailboat...
Alberg 35
The year 1961 may not seem so long ago to those of us over 40, but believe it or not, it was pretty close...
UWB 333
Because a fairly large segment of our readership has expressed interest in a ‘blue-water trailerable’ sailboat, a PS subscriber shares here the philosophy and...
C&C 33
When the C&C company shut down operations in 1986, it was big news in the North American boating community. Since the company’s formation in...
PDQ 32
Our first look at PDQ catamarans was when we test sailed its 36-footer (see the review elsewhere in this book). Much of what we...
Caliber 33
When the McCreary brothers (Michael, a naval architect, and George, a business major) got out of college, they built a boat in their garage....
Beneteau Oceanis 350
Beneteau is the largest builder of sailboats in the world. The French company has made its mark not only in Europe, but in the...
First Look at the Brand New Catalina 316
Are you interested in a 30 foot cruising sailboat? We have a first look at the brand new redesigned Catalina 316 from the six...
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