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Sabre 27 |
Price Guide |
£9,000 to
£12,000 |
Builder |
Marine Construction (Marcon) |
Length OA |
27' 0" |
Sail Area |
320 sq ft |
Length WL |
22' 2" |
Rig |
Sloop |
Brief Notes |
Beam |
9' 0" |
Cabins |
2 |
Designed by
Alan Hill in 1969, the Sabre was a popular small cruiser with
a good combination of performance and accommodation. |
.Draught |
4' 6" fin or 3' 0" bilge
keel |
Berths |
4/6 |
Displacement |
6,800 lbs |
Engine type |
various engines fitted, petrol and diesel |
Ballast |
3,100 lbs |
Engine bhp |
10 - 20 |
Keel type |
Fin or bilge keel options were
built |
The Sabre offers good accommodation, with 6' headroom
in the saloon on a 27 ft hull. Both fin and skeg and twin
bilge keels were offered. Both had an excellent ballast ratio.
They were originally moulded and fitted out by by Marine Construction
(Marcon) Ltd. of Southampton, who also moulded Trident and
Rival hulls, amongst others. Construction was solid, although
some were supplied in kit form and were thus home-completed,
hence interior fit-out standards may vary. Factory-built boats
were fairly well-finished, and stand comparison with other
UK production boats of the time, such as Westerlys. A few
late examples were built by Brue Yachts, after Marcon ceased
building them.
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