LOA 36.39 · Beam 8.99 · Displacement 12125 · Sail Area 409 · Sloop · Monohull
About the Maica Sailboat
The Maica is a classic offshore racer designed by the legendary firm Illingworth & Primrose and built by CMN (Constructions Mécaniques de Normandie) in Cherbourg, France, beginning in 1960. Approximately 30 hulls were completed in cold-moulded mahogany construction. With a long waterline overhang (36'4" LOA but just 24'7" LWL), the Maica is a product of the CCA rating rule era — narrow, deep, and heavily ballasted. The 48% ballast-to-displacement ratio speaks to the designers' emphasis on stability and offshore capability. Today the Maica is a sought-after classic yacht, valued for its pedigree, elegant lines, and proven seaworthiness.
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Dimensions & Specifications
LOA (Length Overall)
36.39
LWL (Waterline Length)
24.61
Beam
8.99
Max Draft
5.84
Displacement
12125
Ballast
5841
Sail Area (Reported)
409
Design & Construction
Hull Type
Monohull
Rigging Type
Sloop
Construction
Cold-Moulded Mahogany
Designer
Illingworth & Primrose
Builder
CMN
First Built
1960
Number Built
30
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Engine & Accommodations
Horsepower
9