Used Young Sun 35 Sailboats for Sale

The Young Sun 35 stands as a quintessential example of the "Taiwanese double-ender" era, a period in the late 1970s and 1980s when shipyards in the Far East produced heavy-duty, blue-water cruisers defined by thick fiberglass hulls and prodigious amounts of interior teak. Designed by the prolific naval architect Robert H. Perry, the Young Sun 35 shares a direct lineage with the Hans Christian 34, a design born from a complex history of yard transitions and design iterations. While it bears the aesthetic hallmarks of a traditional vessel—including a canoe stern, a cutter rig, and heavy bronze hardware—the hull geometry reflects Perry’s "performance cruiser" philosophy of the time, attempting to marry the seaworthiness of a full-keel displacement hull with a more efficient underwater profile than the older Westsail generation.