This 1981 Baltic 42DP is a Finnish-built cruiser-racer designed by Doug Peterson and optimized for the International Offshore Rule. The yacht is known for its stiff, well-balanced hull that handles heavy seas effectively, combining competitive performance with comfortable accommodation suited to extended offshore passage-making.
The interior features warm mahogany joinery throughout, with teak and holly flooring. The layout includes an aft stateroom with nearly full-beam walkaround berth, a generous forward V-berth cabin, and four sea bunks positioned in the salon area. The U-shaped galley is substantial and thoughtfully arranged for serious cruising. A single head services the accommodation.
The yacht is powered by a 45 horsepower Perkins diesel engine and has a beam of 13.45 feet. The construction quality is high, typical of Baltic's Finnish build standards from this era. The design and layout reflect the dual nature of the 42—capable of racing competitively while remaining genuinely livable for extended time at sea.
Length
41.99 FT
Beam
13.45 FT
Draft
7.87 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Displacement
Engines
1
Engine Make
Perkins
Engine Model
4108
Power
NaN HP
Fuel
Diesel