Out-of-production 35-foot monohull center-cockpit fiberglassmasthead sloop with windshield from Hallberg-Rassy Varvs AB. Designed by Christoph Rassy and Olle Enderlein. Formerly built in Sweden. 802 produced from 1978 to 1991.
Out-of-production 35-foot monohull center-cockpit fiberglasssloop with windshield from Hallberg-Rassy Varvs AB. Designed by German Frers. Formerly built in Sweden. 606 produced from 1989 to 2003.
Out-of-production 36-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasscutter from Union Yacht Company. Designed by Robert H. Perry. Formerly built in Taiwan. ~160 produced from 1974? to 1988. Also called the Union 36 or the Union Polaris 36. A stretched version of the Hans Christian 34. A few were built under this name, but soon the boatbuilder started marketing the design through dealers as the Mariner Polaris 36, Union 36, EO 36, Mao Ta 36, etc.
Semi-custom 35-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglassgaff cutter from Gaffers and Luggers. Built in the USA. A modern version of the Falmouth Quay Punt.
Out-of-production 36-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasssloop or yawl from Henry R. Hickley. Designed by Sparkman & Stephens. Formerly built in the USA. 125 produced from 1963 to 1875. Previous Pilot 35′s were wooden boats, slightly different in design.
Out-of-production 37-foot monohull center-cockpit fiberglasssloop, cutter, ketch from Irwin Yacht and Marine Corp.. Designed by Ted Irwin. Formerly built in the USA. 600 produced. Also called the Citation 37.
Out-of-production 35-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasscutter from Island Packet Yachts. Formerly built in the USA. 178 produced from 1988 to 1994.
Production 37-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasscutter from Island Packet Yachts. Designed by Bob Johnson. Built in the USA. Produced from 1997.
Production 35-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasscutter from Island Packet Yachts. Designed by Bob Johnson. Built in the USA. Produced from 2004.
Out-of-production 35-foot monohull aft-cockpit wood or fiberglassmasthead sloop from Cheoy Lee. Designed by Arthur Robb. Formerly built in Hong Kong.