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Sigma 35
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Price Guide |
£35,000 to £50,000
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Builder |
Built for Sigma Yachts, Hayling Island by Marine
Projects, Plymouth |
LOA |
35' 3" |
Sail area |
570 sq ft (100% foretriangle)
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Brief details |
LWL |
28' 6" |
Rig |
sloop |
A fast cruiser-racer,
the Sigma 35 is a very comfortable cruiser when you are not racing.
They were never built in as great numbers as the Sigma 33s or 36s,
but are worth looking out for as a more modern alternative offering
really good performance. |
Beam |
11' 3" |
Cabins |
3 |
Draught |
5' 11" |
Berths |
6 |
Displacement |
12,760 lbs |
Engine |
Volvo 2003 diesel |
Ballast |
4,600 lbs |
BHP |
28 |
Keel type |
Fin keel with skeg-hung rudder |
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The Sigma 35 was designed in 1989/90 as a
larger version of the very successful Sigma
33, but with a more comfortable interior. To that end
the design was a collaboration between David Thomas, who drew
the hull form and rig, and Bill Dixon, who designed the interior.
The Sigma 35 is fast, particularly to windward, and the
interior is a nice compromise between pure cruising comfort
and seagoing practicality, for example long straight settee
berths with leecloths, and an L-shaped galley with good handholds.
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