1988 Tayana 42

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~1988 Tayana 42 Sailboat~

~ Highly regarded bluewater cruising sailboat known for its classic design, sturdy build, and comfortable living spaces. 

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• Length Overall (LOA): 42 feet (12.8 meters)
• Beam: 12 feet (3.66 meters)
• Draft: Around 5 feet 5 inches (1.65 meters)
• Displacement: 18,000–20,000 lbs (8,164–9,072 kg)
• Hull: Solid fiberglass construction, with a full keel design for stability and good tracking. This type of hull design is well-suited for offshore sailing, offering excellent handling and protection in rough waters.
• Rudder: Spade rudder for responsive handling.
• The deck is well-laid out with plenty of space for maneuvering, handling sails, and enjoying the outdoors. The yacht’s relatively low freeboard adds to its sleek and traditional appearance while maintaining a practical design for cruising.
• The boat features a cutter rig (a headsail and a staysail), which is highly valued for its versatility and balance in varying wind conditions.
• The rigging is designed for ease of use and long-term durability. A roller furling system is typically found on the headsail for convenience during cruising.
• A large mainsail and foresails ensure a good balance of power and control under different wind conditions.
• The Tayana 42 is renowned for being a solid performer in offshore conditions. It has a reputation for excellent stability and a smooth ride in heavy seas, making it a reliable choice for long ocean passages.
• The full keel provides great directional stability, while the moderate draft gives the boat good maneuverability in various conditions.
• known for its robust construction, comfortable accommodations, and seaworthiness. Its blend of classic lines and modern features makes it a timeless option for sailors seeking a well-equipped, reliable bluewater cruiser. Whether for family adventures or longer solo voyages, the Tayana 42 offers a versatile platform with a proven track record in both comfort and performance.

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