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The Hunter Marine 37 is a cutter-rigged monohull sailboat designed by John E. Cherubini and built by Hunter Marine from 1978.2:39 With an LOA of 11.3 meters, a beam of 3.6 meters, and a draft of 1.6 meters, it displaces 8073 kg.13:05 Hunter Marine designed the 37 Cutter to prioritize interior volume and ease of handling for families, applying high-volume production techniques to recreational cruising boats.7:51 Aboard *Sailing Good, Bad, and Ugly*, a 1979 Hunter Marine 37 with a 5-foot draft is offered for sale as a turnkey off-grid living solution, featuring a new engine with 120 hours, sails and rigging less than five years old, a watermaker, and an autopilot. *Sailing Miss Lone Star* reviewed a 1996 Hunter 37 that experienced a 70-knot squall at Green Turtle Key, during which a neighboring boat's anchor dragged, pulling the Hunter's mooring block loose and bending its primary anchor.13:45 The crew performed a field repair on the Yanmar 3J-H2E engine's corroded aluminum exhaust manifold using JB Weld and RTV gasket maker after saltwater caused damage.4:06 The crew also noted the necessity of reefing early in the Bahamas due to quickly moving weather systems and the utility of the shallow-draft vessel for accessing remote anchorages.6:37 Hunter Marine faced criticism regarding structural hardware, specifically chain plate corrosion, and sluggish performance in heavy seas.8:45
