Bombardier 7.6 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Bombardier 7.6 Drawing
Make
Bombardier
Model
7.6
Builder
Bombardier Ltd.
Designer
Ron Holland
Number Built
Production Year(s)
1980 - 1983

The Bombardier 7.6 emerged during a brief but ambitious period in the late 1970s and early 1980s when the Canadian transportation giant Bombardier sought to diversify its portfolio into the recreational marine market. Designed by the legendary Bruce Kirby—the mind behind the Laser and several America’s Cup contenders—the 7.6 was envisioned as a high-quality pocket cruiser that prioritized performance without sacrificing the basic amenities required for weekend coastal touring. While Bombardier is now synonymous with aerospace and rail, the 7.6 remains a testament to a period when the company applied industrial precision to fiberglass keelboats. The model is frequently recognized as a more "civilized" relative of the Kirby 25, offering a more robust interior and a deck layout suited for shorthanded cruising rather than purely round-the-buoys racing.

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