DC-14 Phantom Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

DC-14 Phantom Drawing
Make
DC-14
Model
Phantom
Builder
Duncan Sutphen Inc.
Designer
MacLear & Harris
Number Built
Production Year(s)
1964 - ??

The DC-14 Phantom is a vintage American catamaran sailing dinghy that holds a notable place in the history of small multihulls as one of the first commercially successful "car-toppable" designs of its kind. Introduced in 1964 by Duncan Sutphen Inc. of New York, the boat was the result of a collaboration with the esteemed naval architecture firm MacLear & Harris. Designed to bridge the gap between small monohull dinghies and the emerging high-performance multihull scene, the DC-14 was marketed as a family-friendly racer that offered the stability of a catamaran with the simplicity of a standard fractional sloop rig.

InfoView listings

Below are the most recent DC-14 Phantom sailboat listings (up to 10).

Standard listing sites miss the technical details sailors need. Our database of 10,000+ models unlocks advanced filtering so you can search by keel type, rig configuration, and performance ratios—even when the seller forgot to include them.

Search across multiple sailboat listing websites at once, and get notified of new listings!

Example: Daily emails for  "40 ft fin keel fractional sloops under $200k in Canada"
Start Searching Now
SourceYearMakeModelPriceCabinsHeadsCityCountryListing Date

View More Listings

DISCLAIMER: We are not affiliated with any external listing websites in any way. We simply aggregate publicly available listings to make it easier for buyers to find sailboats for sale. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the listings, so please verify all information with the seller before making any decisions.