Express 64 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Fractional Sloop

LOA

21' · 6.4 m

Displ.

2,205 lbs · 1,000 kg

First year

1983

The Finn Express 64, often abbreviated as the FE64, is a classic Finnish pocket cruiser and club racer that emerged from the design boards of the legendary Ron Holland in the early 1980s. Built by the FibåVene yard in Lohja, Finland, the vessel was conceived during an era when the Scandinavian market demanded versatile, trailerable sailboats that combined performanceoriented hull shapes with enough accommodation for family coastal hopping. The FE64 represents a specific design philosophy of the period: maximizing waterline length and beam on a compact footprint to provide a stable yet agile platform. While primarily found in the Baltic and Northern European waters, the model’s pedigree—tied to one of the most successful yacht designers of the IOR era—has maintained its reputation as a sophisticated entrylevel keelboat.