Whitby 42
Spacious and sturdy, this cruiser is no slouch when it comes to sailing performance. “Classic Plastic” from our May 1998 issue.
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Spacious and sturdy, this cruiser is no slouch when it comes to sailing performance. “Classic Plastic” from our May 1998 issue.
Fine looks and a sweet sailing disposition ensure enduring popularity for the Ericson 35 Mark II. From “Classic Plastic” in our August 2008 issue
A cruising legend is born from a confluence of talents. From “Classic Plastic” in our March 2008 issue
Attractive and well-mannered, the Cape Dory 28 offers the promise of a rewarding relationship. From “Classic Plastic” in our June 2007 issue.
Beneath this ketch’s classic styling, comforts aplenty appease the cruising sailor. “Classic Plastic” from our April 2008 issue.
Both well built and well mannered, the Passport 37 can open the door to bluewater cruising. “Classic Plastic” from our September 2007 issue.
Eschewing design dogma, the Tanton 43 sails on wings of innovation.”Classic Plastic” from our August 2007 issue.
The sequel to a popular precursor, this sailboat proved to be another Shaw thing for builder and customer alike. “Classic Plastic” from our November 2007 issue.
From sea to shining sea, this classic cruiser makes the transit by highway. “Classic Plastic” from our February 2008 issue
In this piece from Cruising World‘s 1980 Sailboat Show Annual, Deborah Luhrs profiles the naval architect behind classic plastics like the Raider 33 and Cherubini 44.
Ruggedized for life as a bareboat, the Mariner 39 wears well enough for blue water. “Classic Plastic” from our May 2007 issue.
The CSY37 was built for casual charter roaming and proved capable of much more.
Spacious and sturdy, this cruiser is no slouch when it comes to sailing performance. “Classic Plastic” from our May 1998 issue.
Fine looks and a sweet sailing disposition ensure enduring popularity for the Ericson 35 Mark II. From “Classic Plastic” in our August 2008 issue
A cruising legend is born from a confluence of talents. From “Classic Plastic” in our March 2008 issue
Attractive and well-mannered, the Cape Dory 28 offers the promise of a rewarding relationship. From “Classic Plastic” in our June 2007 issue.
Beneath this ketch’s classic styling, comforts aplenty appease the cruising sailor. “Classic Plastic” from our April 2008 issue.
Both well built and well mannered, the Passport 37 can open the door to bluewater cruising. “Classic Plastic” from our September 2007 issue.
Eschewing design dogma, the Tanton 43 sails on wings of innovation.”Classic Plastic” from our August 2007 issue.
The sequel to a popular precursor, this sailboat proved to be another Shaw thing for builder and customer alike. “Classic Plastic” from our November 2007 issue.
From sea to shining sea, this classic cruiser makes the transit by highway. “Classic Plastic” from our February 2008 issue
In this piece from Cruising World‘s 1980 Sailboat Show Annual, Deborah Luhrs profiles the naval architect behind classic plastics like the Raider 33 and Cherubini 44.
Ruggedized for life as a bareboat, the Mariner 39 wears well enough for blue water. “Classic Plastic” from our May 2007 issue.
The CSY37 was built for casual charter roaming and proved capable of much more.
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