Cruising Consultants Crealock 37

The Cruising Consultants Crealock 37 is a masthead sloop designed by William Crealock, first built in 1978 by Cruising Consultants Inc. with a displacement of 7257 kg, an LOA of 11.2 m, and a 1.6 m draft. It was originally designed as the Clipper Marine 37 but was produced by Cruising Consultants and later by Pacific Seacraft as the Pacific Seacraft 37. The design features a fin keel with a rudder on a skeg. Aboard *Bella Sarah*, a Crealock 37, the crew prepared for relaunch by painting the masthead fluorescent green and applying reflective tape for visibility.3:24 They installed a new B&G depth, speed, and temperature transducer with a 10-degree shim to account for the hull's 30-degree deadrise.0:45 The mast received a new B&G anemometer, a Lunacy tricolor light, and a Navico VHF-AIS antenna.7:20 After splashing, an airlock in the raw water intake temporarily prevented engine cooling, and a minor stuffing box leak required adjustment.16:46