C&C 37

Windrush Introducing the elegant 1982 C&C 37 Sloop, a stunning example of craftsmanship and performance in the sailing world. With an overall length of 37.58 feet, this monohull features a sleek fiberglass hull and a fin keel, ensuring stability and agility on the water. Powered by a reliable 2020 Volvo MD2030-D BT inboard diesel engine, it boasts a direct drive system and a robust bronze Campbell Sailor 3-blade propeller, making it an excellent choice for both leisurely cruises and spirited sailing adventures. The interior is thoughtfully designed, featuring one head for convenience. This vessel is equipped for comfortable outings, providing a perfect setting for relaxation and enjoyment on the water. The C&C 37, known for its performance and style, is ready to take you on your next nautical journey. Experience the thrill of sailing Windrush, where tradition meets modern engineering.

History of the 1982 C&C 37 Sailboat The C&C 37, produced by C&C Yachts, a renowned Canadian sailboat manufacturer, was introduced in the early 1980s, with the 1982 model marking the final production year under the direct supervision of co-founder George Cuthbertson. C&C Yachts, formed in 1969 through a collaboration between Belleville Marine Yard, Hinterhoeller Ltd., Bruckmann Manufacturing, and the design firm Cuthbertson & Cassian, gained a reputation for building high-quality, performance-oriented fiberglass sailboats that excelled in both racing and cruising. The C&C 37 is a prime example of their racer-cruiser philosophy, blending sleek design with practical cruising amenities. The 1982 C&C 37, often referred to as the C&C 37/40 due to its 37-foot length overall (LOA) and 40-foot length on deck with bowsprit, was one of the last models produced before Cuthbertson 27s departure from the company in 1982. It was designed to balance performance and comfort, featuring a fine entry, modest beam, deep lead fin keel, and balanced rudder, making it a capable coastal cruiser and competitive racer. The boat 27s construction emphasized durability, with a fiberglass hull and balsa-cored deck, a hallmark of C&C 27s lightweight yet rigid engineering. The C&C 37 was celebrated for its Canadian build quality and was considered a pinnacle of the company 27s cruiser designs during the 1970s and 1980s. Historically the C&C 37 remains a popular model, with over 100 units built during its production run. Its reputation for quality and performance has ensured that well-maintained examples remain sought after in the used boat market today.