Out-of-production 36-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasssloop or yawl from Cheoy Lee. Designed by Arthur Robb. Formerly built in Hong Kong.
Semi-custom 36-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasscutter from Robinhood Marine Center. Designed by Carl Alberg. Built in the USA. Built by Cape Dory Yachts as the Cape Dory 36 until 1992.
Out-of-production 35-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasscutter with pilothouse from Eista Werf. Designed by Dick Lefeber. Formerly built in the Netherlands. Produced from 1974. The flush deck version of the Rogger followed the MK 1 and Mk 2 models. There were four different models of the FD.
- Rogger FD's builder's site
Production 35-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglassmasthead sloop from Rustler Yachts Ltd.. Designed by Holman & Pye. Built in the UK.
Production 37-foot monohull center-cockpit fiberglasssloop from Northshore Yachts Ltd.. Designed by Rob Humphreys. Built in the UK. Produced from 1983. Swing keel reduces draft from about 8 feet to 2.3 feet.
Out-of-production 36-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglassmasthead sloop from Starlilght Yachts. Designed by Stephen Jones. Formerly built in the UK.
Production 36-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasssloop from Bowman Yachts, Ltd.. Designed by Stephen Jones. Built in the UK.
- Starlight 35 Mk 2 builders' website
Out-of-production 34-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasssloop or yawl from Tartan Yachts. Designed by Olin Stevens. Formerly built in the USA. 525 produced from 1967 to 1978. Also called the Tartan 34C.
- Tartan Yachts
Out-of-production 37-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasssloop or yawl from Tartan Yachts. Designed by Ted Hood. Formerly built in the USA. 32 produced from 1967 to 1971. Also called the Tartan 37 Blackwatch. Not to be confused with the later Tartan 37C designed by Sparkman & Stevens or the considerably later Tartan 37-2 designed by Tim Jackett.
Out-of-production 36-foot monohull aft-cockpit fiberglasscutter with pilothouse (optional) from Ta Shing Yacht Building Co.. Designed by Robert Perry. Formerly built in Taiwan.