The Allied Princess 36 stands as a definitive example of the "overbuilt" philosophy that characterized the American fiberglass boatbuilding boom of the 1970s. Designed by Arthur Edmunds Jr. and introduced during the Robert Wright era of the Allied Boat Company, the Princess 36 was conceived as a robust, full-keeled cruiser capable of crossing oceans while providing a level of interior volume that surpassed its predecessor, the Luders 33. Unlike many of its contemporaries that prioritized racing performance, the Princess was unapologetically a cruising yacht, often rigged as a ketch to provide a versatile sail plan for short-handed couples. With its heavy displacement and traditional lines, it remains a staple of the "Good Old Boat" category, prized by traditionalists for its structural integrity and predictable motion at sea.
Used Allied Princess 36 Sailboats for Sale
- Make
- Allied
- Model
- Princess 36
- Builder
- Allied Boat Company Inc.
- Designer
- Arthur Edmunds
- Number Built
- 140
- Production Year(s)
- 1972 - 1982
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