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C&C Yachts, founded in 1969 in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, is one of the most respected names in the history of North American sailboat building. The company earned its reputation on cored-fibreglass construction, stiff and light hulls, and clean, purposeful interiors. Through the 1970s and 80s, C&C designs racked up wins in events like the SORC and the Canada's Cup and built a loyal, passionate ownership community that endures to this day. The C&C 35 is one of the boats that established that legend, and it remains a benchmark for the fast, well-mannered dual-purpose racer/cruiser.
The C&C 35 is a masthead sloop with a fixed fin keel and an internally-mounted spade rudder, a configuration that gives her light, responsive helm and genuine performance in a breeze while staying sea-kindly and forgiving. She displaces roughly 10,500 lbs with 5,000 lbs of lead ballast, and is powered by a Universal Atomic 4 inboard driving a conventional shaft. Belowdecks she carries a warm, classic teak-and-mahogany interior that sleeps six across a forward V-berth, main-saloon settee berths, and a quarter berth, with an enclosed head and hanging locker, a U-shaped galley, and a dedicated chart/nav area. She is a proven, well-loved design that rewards a hands-on owner.
MASTHEAD SLOOP RECENTLY OVERHAULED INBOARD ENGINE (ONLY 5 HRS SINCE) WHEEL / PEDESTAL STEERING WARM TEAK & MAHOGANY INTERIOR SLEEPS 6 ENCLOSED HEAD W/ HANGING LOCKER U-SHAPED GALLEY FIN KEEL PERFORMANCE CRUISER/RACER SHOAL 5'3" DRAFT CRADLE INCLUDED PROVEN RACER/CRUISER EXCELLENT ENTRY INTO C&C OWNERSHIP AFFORDABLY PRICED
The standout story on this boat is under the sole: the engine received a complete overhaul just last year and has only about 5 hours of run time since, so a new owner steps aboard with an essentially fresh worry-free motoring ahead. She also comes with her cradle included, a real, tangible cost saving that makes hauling and winter storage simple from day one. She is offered without a recent survey, so buyers are welcome and encouraged to arrange their own inspection or |