Designed by Mick Price and built by Phil Herting's Condor Ltd., this distinctive trimaran represents the innovative spirit of 1980s multihull sailing. With production beginning in 1985 and only 22 hulls completed, the Condor 40 Tri stands as a relatively rare example of performance-oriented multihull design from this era. The boat's impressive 28-foot beam provides exceptional stability and speed potential, while the fractional sloop rig efficiently manages the substantial sail area across the wide platform. The fiberglass construction and daggerboard configuration reflect a design philosophy focused on performance sailing, making this trimaran particularly well-suited for coastal racing and spirited day sailing where speed and acceleration matter most. With a sail area-to-displacement ratio approaching 28, the Condor 40 Tri delivers the exhilarating performance multihull enthusiasts seek. The relatively light displacement combined with the trimaran's inherent stability creates a boat capable of impressive speeds in moderate conditions. While the limited production numbers mean finding one requires patience, sailors seeking a fast, exciting platform for coastal adventures will appreciate the Condor's blend of 1980s multihull innovation and practical sailing characteristics.

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