35' Saga 35

The Saga 35 was designed by Bob Perry, who is well known for other performance cruisers. The Saga 35 may be built for speed, but she is a cruiser through and through. Her near-plumb bow with massive SS bowsprit and maximized sailing length are a direct result of Mr. Perry's intentions. Under way, the Saga 35 extends her sailing waterline to over 34 feet. This longer waterline creates a yacht with the hull speed and sailing potential of a conventional 40-foot cruiser, yet the modest beam and moderately light displacement create less drag to provide the nearly effortless sailing of a smaller boat. The easily driven hull form requires less energy to attain speeds comparable to heavier, beamier cruisers. Lower loads on sails and sheets mean less stress on the boat's structure, resulting in longer life. Under sail, the Saga 35 will reel off the miles with uncommon ease.

Tanks
Fresh Water Tanks: (80 Gallons)
Fuel Tanks: (45 Gallons)
Holding Tanks: (20 Gallons)

Accommodations
Number of single berths: 2
Number of double berths: 2
Number of cabins: 1
Number of heads: 1

Electrical Equipment
Electrical Circuit: 12V

Outside Equipment/Extras
Electric windlass

Accommodations
6'5" Headroom
Dark Blue Sunbrella Upholstery
Forward Cabin w/Access to Head
Aft Full Berth
Large Settee Port and Starboard
Dedicated Navigation Desk
Several S/S Opening Port Hatches
Interior Lights LED
Webasto TSL-17 Diesel Heater

Galley
U-Shape Galley
Force 10 Propane Stove w/Oven
Force 10 Electric Water Heater
Whale Freshwater Foot Pump
Coreen Counter Top
Surfaces Dual Stainless Sink
12v Frigaboat Ice Box Refrigeration (needs serviced)
Double Stainless Sink
Hot and Cold Pressurized Water

Head
Head w/ Access to Forward Cabin and Main Salon
Pressurized Hot and Cold Water
Marine Head
Fiberglass Shower/ Head
Sink

Electronics
Raymarine ST60 Wind Speed
Raymarine ST60 Knot Meter
Raymarine ST60 Depth
Raymarine ST5000 Autopilot
Raytheon ST60
Raymarine Raynav GPS Plotter
Raymarine Raynav Radar
Gimbled Raymarine Radar
Standard Horizon VHF Radio
Standard Horizon VHF Remote at Helm
VHF Antenna Mast Mount (2013)
Pioneer Radio w/Diamond Speakers

Electrical
Trojan T-105 Batteries (4) (2019)
Trojan Starter Battery
Pathmaker Digital Duo Charger
ProMariner ProSafe FS Isolator
6 Gallon Hot Water Heater
Shore Charger
Shore-Power
Inverter/ Charger w/Link 1000

Sails & Rigging
North Fully Battened NorDac Mainsail (2017 installed 2019)
North NorDac Jib (2017 installed 2019)
North NorDac Genoa (2017 installed 2019)
Qauntum Easy Pack Mainsail/Lazy Bag
Tides Marine Strong Track
Harken MkII Genoa Furler
Harken MKII Self Tacking Furler
Harken Winch 40.2 ST (2)
Harken Winch 46.2 ST (2)
Selden Aluminum Double Spreader Mast
Selden Aluminum Boom
Rebuilt Harken Traveler Bearings (2014)
Forespar Rigid Boom Vang
Standing Rigging - Uppers (2013)
Standing Rigging - Intermediates (2013)
Mast Stripped, Sanded,& Painted (2013)
Boom Stripped, Sanded,& Painted (2013)
Spreader End Caps (4), Mast Sheaves Replaced (4), New Masthead Fly (2013)
Radar Reflector & Bracket (2013)
OMG LED Tri-color Light, Forspar Mast Light (2013)
Chain Plates Re-bedded (2013)

Deck Construction
Hand Laid fiberglass around Baltek balsa core
Two Layers of Vinyl Ester backup to Gel coat, added osmotic blister resistance
Full sub-floor framing grid adding strength and stiffness
Cast Lead Keel with double row of keel bolts
Keel Stepped Mast on subfloor structure
Full glass construction at all thru-hulls
Elliptical spade with massive S.S substructure
Whitlock Pedestal steering with Ring &Pinion gears
S/S Life Lines (2013)

Canvas
Dodger with Window Over
Quantum Easy Pack Mainsail System
Helm Cover
Winch Covers

Engine
Max Prop
Raw Water Pump (2013)
Starter (2013)
Fuel Sender (2015)

Anchoring
Muir Atlantic Series Windlass
Meletronic Nauti 200 Remote
CQR Anchor, Chain, and Rode
Double Anchor Pulley