Windship 60 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull type

Monohull · centerboard

Rig

Cutter

LOA

60.83' · 18.54 m

Displ.

51,000 lbs · 23,133 kg

First year

1989

The Windship 60 stands as a testament to a specific era of American yachting—a time when Clearwater, Florida, became a focal point for semicustom "minisuperyachts." Launched in 1989 and designed by William Waite, the Windship 60 was conceived to bridge the gap between production fiberglass boats and the fully custom metal or composite yachts of Europe. Built predominantly at Trident Shipworks in Tampa, these vessels were engineered for highlatitude cruising and tropical luxury alike. With a robust displacement and a hull form that prioritized volume and stability, the 60 was aimed squarely at the experienced owneroperator or the couple who required professionalgrade systems in a manageable, albeit large, footprint.