Used Com-Pac 27/2 Sailboats for Sale

The Com-Pac 27/2, often referred to as the Mark II, represents a significant evolution in the lineage of the Hutchins Company’s flagship cruiser. Introduced in the late 1980s as an update to the original Robert Johnson design, the 27/2 bridged the gap between the brand's trailerable roots and the requirements of serious coastal cruising. Unlike the smaller "pocket cruisers" for which the brand is famous, the 27/2 was designed as a "big" 27-footer, boasting a beam of 9 feet 6 inches and a displacement of 6,000 pounds. This model transitioned the company into a more permanent slip-bound cruiser market while maintaining the hallmark Com-Pac aesthetic: a traditional profile, stainless steel opening ports, and an emphasis on robust construction. According to Com-Pac Yachts, the 27 series was intended to provide a level of seaworthiness and comfort typically reserved for much larger vessels, a goal achieved through a collaboration with naval architect Robert Johnson, who is perhaps best known for founding Island Packet Yachts.