1972 C&C 39

This 1972 C&C 39 is a classic racer-cruiser built during the era when the yard was establishing its reputation for combining speed, seaworthiness, and comfortable living space. The fiberglass hull measures 39 feet in length with an 11.5-foot beam, delivering the responsive performance and handling that made C&C designs stand out among Great Lakes competitors.

The yacht accommodates three cabins and one head, laid out for both serious racing and cruising comfort. Power comes from a Yanmar diesel engine of 30 horsepower. The boat has been re-powered, and owners have maintained it with attention to the systems and structure needed for competitive sailing.

The standout feature is the extensive sail inventory. Well over $45,000 has been invested in quality sails over the boat's history, all reported in good condition. The yacht has competed successfully in distance racing, including the Port Huron to Mackinac Race, and continues to demonstrate the durability and speed these boats are known for.