Used Sabre 36 Sailboats for Sale

Sabre 36 Drawing
Make
Sabre
Model
36
Builder
Sabre Yachts
Designer
Roger Hewson/Sabre
Number Built
106
Production Year(s)
1985 - 1990

The Sabre 36, introduced in 1984 as a successor to the popular Sabre 34, represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of Sabre Yachts. Designed by the in-house Sabre Design Team led by Roger Hewson, the vessel was crafted to meet the growing demand for a performance-oriented coastal cruiser that did not sacrifice the "Maine-built" aesthetic. During its production run from 1984 to 1988, the Sabre 36 was positioned as a premium alternative to mass-production cruisers, emphasizing structural integrity and hand-finished woodworking. It remains a staple of the brokerage market for sailors transitioning from smaller day-sailers to serious coastal cruising, often cited for its ability to handle the choppy conditions of the North Atlantic with grace. According to the Sabre 36 Legacy Page, the model was eventually succeeded by the Sabre 362, but the original 36 remains distinct for its classic lines and specific underwater geometry.

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