The C&C 36 Sailboat is an exceptional ship with an impressive pedigree. By far it is the best ship I have sailed. They are high-performance ships with attractive interiors that can sail well in a variety of conditions.
The designers of C&C boats built ships that were squarely aimed at the high-end of the sailboat market. It is the attention to detail that sets the C&C sailboat apart from other production boats. When you look in the deep recesses of a C&C’s hull, places where people at boat shows don’t see, you find neatly finished seems, not gobs of resin.
The C&C 36 sailboat’s machinery and electrical systems are laid out so you can actually work on them, unlike other boats I come across. The ship’s mast has a well-rounded leading edge and is completely supported by Navtec rod rigging.
The interior consists of separately molded modules for the forecastle, head, saloon and galley/navigation/quarter berth. A separately molded headliner has plenty of removable inserts for access to wiring and deck mounted hardware.
The sailboat has a shallow rounded bottom with the low wetted area, a swept-back deep fin keel, a moderately swept-back rudder, and a reverse transom. Equipped with a 30 hp Yanmar diesel engine, this ship easy to sail and extremely maneuverable.
C&C 36 Sailboat Specifications
- Hull Type: Fin w/spade rudder
- Rig Type: Masthead Sloop
- Length Over All: 36 ft
- Length at Waterline: 28 ft
- Beam: 11.5 ft
- Total Sail Area: 599 sq ft
- Draft: 5.5 ft
- Displacement: 12000 lbs.
