Designed by the renowned trio of Pete Culler, Ray Hunt, and Llewellyn Howland, this classic wooden sloop represents the pinnacle of pre-war yacht design craftsmanship. Built by Concordia Company between 1938 and 1947, only nine of these exceptional vessels were ever constructed, making them highly sought-after collector's boats today. With her long keel configuration and transom-hung rudder, the Concordia 25 exhibits traditional seakeeping qualities that inspire confidence in coastal and offshore conditions. The substantial 14,000-pound displacement combined with a moderate sail area creates a forgiving, stable platform ideal for serious cruising sailors who prioritize seaworthiness over speed. Her fractional sloop rig provides excellent balance and manageable sail handling. The boat's impressive comfort ratio of 41.11 and conservative capsize screening value of 1.55 underscore her blue-water capabilities, while the hull speed of 6.70 knots reflects her displacement nature. This is a yacht built for passages rather than racing, though her classic lines and impeccable construction quality make her a standout in any anchorage. These rare classics appeal to discerning sailors who appreciate traditional yacht design, solid wooden construction, and the prestige of owning a piece of American yachting history from Concordia's legendary boatyard.
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