Builder drawingIn the late 1970s, Nautor Swan sought to push the boundaries of what was thought possible for production fiberglass yacht construction. Looking to succeed the legendary Swan 65 as the yard's flagship, Nautor commissioned the venerable design firm of Sparkman & Stephens to draft Design No. 2243. The result was the Swan 76, a majestic maxiyacht that, at the time of its 1979 launch, was the largest production fiberglass sailing yacht in the world. Drawing inspiration from James Kilroy’s legendary custom aluminum maxirater Kialoa III, Olin Stephens refined the hull lines to balance raw, longlegged ocean performance with the supreme comfort demanded by the era's elite cruisers. Built in Pietarsaari, Finland, only five hulls of this rare breed were completed before production ended in 1981, marking the glorious, heavydisplacement finale of Nautor’s historic collaboration with Sparkman & Stephens.
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