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- Designer: Olle Enderlein and Christoph Rassy. Often described as one of the "most beautiful of the Hallberg-Rassys designed by Olle Enderlein."
- Design Philosophy: Solid and good-natured cruising boat, superior sea behavior, looks like a larger yacht, able to shrug off heavy seas and plough on to windward without drama, easily single-handed. Moderate long keel and skeg-protected rudder. Not a racer, but performs well.
- Production: 571 units built between 1982 and 1994. (Matches
number_built) - Variations: No explicit mention of MkI/MkII, but "the most common is the version with four berths". Many owners moved the holding tank aft. Majority opted for teak decks.
- Sailing Performance & Handling: Good-natured cruising boat with decent sailing characteristics. Superior sea behavior, able to shrug off heavy seas and plough on to windward without drama. Handles full main and Genoa II upwind without too much rudder pressure. Sailing is wonderfully relaxed. Easily single-handed. Narrow hull and tapers.
- Accommodations & Layout: Classic mahogany interior, blue fabric upholstery. Traditional layout: two cabins separated by a toilet and a hanging locker. Folding doors allow the toilet compartment to be closed from both sides. V-berth in forepeak ("owner's cabin"). Saloon with two berths. Headroom drops noticeably, making dressing in the small floor area difficult with the door shut. Hull sides are teak. Good-sized interior.
- Owner's Perspectives: Owners consistently praise its solid construction, superior sea behavior, and comfortable motion. Considered a solid investment. Common issues mentioned: rattling from the holding tank (often moved aft by owners), miscellaneous leaks from thru-hull fittings and vents, and issues with teak decks (delamination). Saildrive cuff replacement is a recurring discussion point. Strong owner community.
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