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The Pearson 365, a Bill Shaw design from the mid-1970s, offers a rugged, ketch-rigged interior layout suitable for long-term cruising, with market prices ranging from $5,000 to $40,000.▶ 0:59 The Westsail 32, a heavy-displacement full-keel boat, gained a reputation for ocean-crossing capability during the 1970s and remains available globally for $30,000 and up.▶ 2:02 The Alberg 37, designed by Carl Alberg, features a narrow beam and long overhangs, providing better upwind performance than many full-keel contemporaries; examples are found for approximately $60,000.▶ 3:33 The Valiant 40, designed by Bob Perry, introduced a performance-oriented hull shape capable of circumnavigation, though early models require inspection for hull blisters; prices range from $80,000 to $200,000.▶ 4:48 The Hinckley Bermuda 40, a Bill Tripp design launched in the late 1950s, emphasizes high-end craftsmanship and aesthetics, with prices varying widely based on condition.▶ 6:14 These classic designs remain popular for their build quality and historical significance in the evolution of fiberglass cruising yachts.

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