1978 Irwin Cutter

The Irwin 37 is a center-cockpit cruising sailboat with a fiberglass hull, 37 feet long and 11 feet at the beam. Built in 1978, she represents the design firm's well-regarded cutter configuration, which has proven popular for extended passagemaking and comfortable offshore cruising.

The layout includes two cabins and two heads, providing functional accommodations for cruising families or small groups. The center-cockpit design offers good visibility and seamanship, with watch-keeping comfort in variable weather.

Power comes from a Perkins diesel engine. The boat carries the typical qualities of the Irwin 37 platform—solid fiberglass construction and a proven hull shape refined through the 1970s.