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Sabre
Spirit
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Jim Taylor Yacht Design and the Sabre Design Team have collaborated on five award winning designs over the past 15 years and, for 2007, are proud to introduce the Sabre Spirit daysailor with classic good looks and spirited performance. For 35 years, Sabre Yachts has built sailing yachts with a performance pedigree, all built for people who love sailing and who treasure the exhilarating feeling that a great sailboat design can offer her crew. But just as some owners allow the time for long range cruising, there are those whose schedules require a different sailing lifestyle.
And so Sabre again turned to Jim Taylor to design a daysailor with the style and elegance of sailing yachts of a bygone era, and added to the design mandate blending the performance of a youthful sport boat with "grown-up" ease of handling available with today's modern sailing hardware. To merely use a number to describe such a boat seemed inadequate, and so the name "Spirit" was chosen to better describe the very essence of this yacht. |
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| L.O.A. |
36'8" |
L.W.L.
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28'4" |
| Beam |
10'5" |
| Displacement |
Deep Keel - 9,300 lbs
Wing Keel - 9,920 lbs |
| Draft |
Deep Keel - 6'7"
Wing Keel - 4' 11 1/2" |
| Ballast |
Deep Keel - 3,740 lbs
Wing Keel - 4,360 lbs |
| Sail Area |
668 sq.ft. |
| Mast Height |
55'3" | |
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