LOA 23.92 · Beam 8.0 · Displacement 3000 · Sail Area 240 · Sloop · Monohull
About the Com-Pac 23-3 Sailboat
The Com-Pac 23/3 (also written 23 III) is the third iteration of the popular Com-Pac 23 pocket cruiser, designed by Clark Mills and built by the Hutchins Company in Clearwater, Florida. At just under 24 feet LOA with a shoal 2'3" draft, the 23/3 is ideal for gunkholing and coastal cruising in thin water. The 3,000-lb displacement with 1,340 lbs of ballast gives the boat a surprisingly stiff and comfortable motion for its size. The cabin offers full sitting headroom, a V-berth, quarter berth, and a compact galley — enough for extended weekends. Com-Pac boats are known for their solid construction and loyal owner community.
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Dimensions & Specifications
LOA (Length Overall)
23.92
LWL (Waterline Length)
20.25
Beam
8.0
Max Draft
2.25
Displacement
3000
Ballast
1340
Sail Area (Reported)
240
Design & Construction
Hull Type
Monohull
Rigging Type
Sloop
Construction
Fiberglass
Designer
Clark W. Mills
Builder
Hutchins Company
First Built
1984
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Com-Pac 27 · Com-Pac 25 · Com-Pac 19 · Catalina 22
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Engine & Accommodations
Horsepower
9