2003 Sabre 362 was created by the Sabre Design Team in collaboration with Jim Taylor Yacht Design and has won the prestigious Cruising World Boat of the Year competition in its year of introduction. extremely fair and looks very classy, white hull complimented with a blue boottop and cove, and blue colored canvas. Souwester has an American Cherry interior, spacious aft cabin, easily maintained head and shower compartment, owner cabin with sink and a very inviting main salon. She can sleep seven. The deck is designed for comfort and security Sabre White color with contrasting smoke non-skid. This lightly used and very pampered 362 will offer a great value for years to come in a cruising boat that is easily sailed by a couple or single handed while offering exceptional performance.
The rig is a double spreader Hall spar with a Harken furler up front. There is a solid vang to control mainsail twist and a hydraulic split backstay to adjust headstay tension. All of the controls are well organized and led aft. The auxiliary power is a Westerbeke 35B.
The Sabre 362 is fun to sail, capable of coastal cruising or point to point racing, and strong on resale. The Sabre 362 is easily managed by two and is designed for high-performance luxury cruising. The hull design is a blend of Sabre's performance design concepts, proven in transatlantic passages and offshore racing, together with the latest developments in yacht design technology. Her long waterline gives the speed of a much larger yacht. Her powerful sail plan gives excellent light-air speed. "Simply put, the 362 is a pleasure to be aboard, to sail and to maintain." - CRUISING WORLD MAGAZINE.
Lots of recent up grades
