Shannon Yachts 38 PH
Cutter · Long Keel · First built 1975
A long-keeled cutter designed by Stadel for offshore stability, offering a comfortable motion and steady passage-making
Designed by G, H. Stadel, Son & George H. Stadel Jr.
- LOA
- Beam
- Draft (max)
- Displacement
- Hull type
- Long Keel
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The Shannon Yachts 38 PH, on the water
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Footage from Lady K Sailing
Is it for you?
Character
Where this design lands on the numbers a shopper trusts — read straight from her own ratios.
Her heavy displacement on a moderate beam gives 35 — a sea-kindly motion in a seaway.
1.74 — just under the 2.0 offshore line; her beam is modest for her weight.
333 — heavy for her waterline, built to carry stores and ride steadily.
14.9 — modest power for her weight; easygoing rather than lively, and happier with a breeze.
Built heavy and sea-kindly — a boat made to cross oceans and forgive a rough night.
The living fleet
Sailed by the fleet
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Seen once across one channel of the fleet.
What they go for
Market signal
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An 06 model is listed for sale in Apollo Beach, Florida
from Lady K Sailingseen July 20269:23
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