C&C Yachts produced this 35-foot sloop during a brief but notable three-year run from 1973 to 1975, representing the Canadian builder's commitment to performance-oriented sailing. With its fin keel and spade rudder configuration, the Cc 35 2 embodies the racing-influenced design philosophy that made C&C famous during the 1970s. The boat's specifications reveal a well-balanced design suited for both spirited sailing and comfortable cruising. At 13,800 pounds displacement with 5,620 pounds of ballast, she carries enough weight for stability while maintaining the performance characteristics C&C was known for. The masthead sloop rig with 629 square feet of sail area provides ample power for coastal cruising and club racing. Her comfort ratio of 29.02 indicates a moderately stiff motion that favors performance over ultimate comfort, while the capsize screening formula of 1.76 suggests good stability for coastal and near-offshore sailing. The hull's waterline length of 30.25 feet enables a theoretical hull speed of 7.37 knots, making her capable of respectable passages. This fiberglass design represents solid construction from C&C's productive era, offering sailors a blend of performance and practicality ideal for weekend cruising, coastal exploration, and occasional racing.
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