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The Hunter Marine 34 is a 10.5-meter sailboat designed by Cortland Steck and built by Hunter Marine from 1983 to 1987, featuring a B&R rig and a fin keel with a spade rudder. It displaces 5361 kg and has a draft of 1.7 meters, with a shoal draft option of 1.3 meters. Hunter Marine, founded in 1973, became the second-largest American sailboat manufacturer by focusing on high-volume production of cruising boats, integrating features like the B&R rig and stainless steel cockpit arches to maximize interior volume and ease of handling. Aboard *Sailing Into Oblivion*, a couple lives aboard a 34-foot Hunter, transiting the Intracoastal Waterway from Deltaville, Virginia, to South Carolina, highlighting the boat's suitability for coastal cruising and the logistics of living aboard with dogs.1:13 Hunter Marine faced criticism regarding structural hardware, particularly chain plate corrosion, and sluggish performance in heavy seas.
