Winslow 36 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · long

Rig

Yawl

LOA

36' · 10.97 m

Disp.

15,300 lbs · 6,940 kg

First year

1953

The Winslow 36 is a classic representation of mid20thcentury naval architecture, specifically the work of Ralph E. Winslow, a prolific designer known for his "wholesome" cruising yachts. This vessel belongs to an era when seaworthiness was prioritized over interior volume, resulting in a hull characterized by a deep full keel, a traditional wineglass section, and a heavydisplacement profile. Most Winslow 36s were constructed as either ketches or cutters, featuring the graceful overhangs and substantial wood scantlings typical of the late 1930s and 1940s. While some examples were later produced in fiberglass or stripplanked construction, the model’s legacy is rooted in the meticulous wooden craftsmanship of East Coast yards. Historically, the Winslow 36 was designed to be a "livable" cruiser capable of offshore passages, a role it maintains today among traditionalist sailors who appreciate its steady motion and timeless aesthetic.