1985 Sabre 34

The Sabre 34 represents Maine-built quality from the mid-1980s, distinguished by robust fiberglass construction and teak joinery throughout. Her design centers on a swept-back fin keel paired with a skeg-mounted rudder, a configuration that balances responsiveness with directional stability. This moderately stiff hull translates to predictable handling in a range of conditions, equally suited to club racing under PHRF rules or steady coastal cruising.

The boat measures 34 feet overall with a 10-foot beam. Power comes from a single Westerbeke diesel engine driving the yacht to a cruising speed of 5.6 knots, with a maximum speed of 6.87 knots under engine alone. The interior benefits from the quality joinery Sabre is known for, creating a traditional and well-finished cabin space typical of the brand's approach during this period.