Builder drawingThe ChrisCraft Sail Yacht 35, frequently marketed and referred to as the Caribbean 35, represents a sophisticated pivot in the history of a manufacturer primarily known for its mahogany powerboats. Introduced in the mid1960s, the model was the result of a highprofile collaboration with the preeminent naval architecture firm Sparkman & Stephens, designated as Design No. 1754. Unlike the lighter, performanceoriented sailboats of the era, the Sail Yacht 35 was conceived as a "fullpower auxiliary," a term used by the builder to describe a vessel that offered the interior volume and motoring capabilities of a cabin cruiser without sacrificing the grace of a sailing yacht. Its heavydisplacement fiberglass hull and highfreeboard profile marked it as one of the earliest successful attempts to market a centercockpit cruising yacht to the American middle class.
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