The Hunter 19-1, frequently referred to simply as the Hunter 19 to distinguish it from the later water-ballast model of the 1990s, was the second design produced by Hunter Marine following the success of the Hunter 25. Launched in 1974, this vessel was a critical component of the company’s early strategy to provide affordable, trailerable pocket cruisers to the burgeoning American middle-class sailing market. Designed by the legendary naval architect John Cherubini, the 19-1 shares the distinctive "Cherubini lines"—a graceful sheer and a balanced hull form—that have made early Hunters a favorite among traditionalists. According to the Marlow-Hunter Official Archives, the boat was produced between 1974 and 1982, serving as a gateway vessel for many sailors who would eventually move up to the larger Legend series.
Hunter 19-1 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview
- Make
- Hunter
- Model
- 19-1
- Builder
- Hunter Marine
- Designer
- Hunter Design
- Number Built
- Production Year(s)
- 1981 - 1983
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