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Early boats - up to around 1977, as illustrated here, usually had a Perkins 4108 or Watermota Sea Panther diesel with hydraulic drive. Later boats usually had a Perkins 4108. The sail area and mast height was also increased post 1977.

The fact that this design is so sought after as a fast, powerful passage-maker does tend to mean that most 35s have had more wear and tear than many other yachts of similar vintage. The Camper & Nicholson build quality does however usually seem to stand up to such usage.