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The Moody 34 is a Bill Dixon-designed masthead sloop built by Marine Projects Ltd. and Moody Yachts from 1983 to 1986. This 10.2-meter sailboat has a fin keel with a rudder on skeg, a 3.6-meter beam, 1.5-meter draft, and displaces 5080 kg. Moody Yachts, established in 1827, transitioned to fiberglass production in the 1960s, maintaining a reputation for robust, blue-water cruising sailboats with quality deck hardware.0:12 Moody boats typically feature solid fiberglass hulls, though some newer models use cored construction.7:26 Older Moody models, including the 34, often have original Thornycroft diesel engines that owners frequently replace with Yanmar, Volvo, or Perkins units.6:55 The brand occupies a premium market segment, comparable to Oyster or Discovery, with higher market prices than production brands like Beneteau, Jeanneau, or Hunter.3:19
