What the fleet has seen
The Hunter Marine 42 Passage CC, as the fleet has seen it
Derived from the videos the fleet has analysed of this model. ▶ marks open the moment aboard.
The Hunter Marine 42 PASSAGE CC is a 12.9-meter center-cockpit sailboat built by Hunter Marine from 1989 to 1997, featuring a B&R rig and a wing keel. Its design prioritizes interior volume, offering a spacious aft cabin with a queen-size bed, two heads, and a galley with a three-burner propane stove. With a displacement of 10886 kg and a draft of 1.5 meters, the boat is designed for comfortable cruising. Aboard *Sailing Jibsea*, the crew sailed their Hunter 42 Passage, *Gypsy*, through the Caribbean, including passages from Grenada to Carriacou, and along the Dominican Republic coast, often motor-sailing in light winds or close-hauled at 6 knots with a 10-degree heel.0:17 They managed power with a 12-volt panel and a 70-80 gallon water tank, and used a central vacuum system to combat dust.4:42 The crew experienced an anchor drag incident in Puerto Rico during unforecasted 30-knot winds, resulting in grounding and minor damage, despite setting 130 feet of chain in 8 feet of water.7:21 They noted the need for a sail track system for easier handling and performed a fiberglass repair on a "keel smile."9:14 The Hunter 42 Passage was eventually listed for sale in Virginia after the crew purchased a new boat in Panama.9:05













