1992 Sabre 34

This 1992 Sabre 34 is the final hull in the production run, representing the last of the line from a builder long regarded for quality cruising sailboats. The boat carries a shoal-draft wing keel design suited to varied cruising grounds and is powered by a 27-horsepower Westerbeke diesel engine.

The deck is well-appointed with standing rigging replaced in 2019 and new chainplates. The mainsail is full-battened with lazy jacks and stack pack (new 2016), paired with a Quantum 135% jib on roller furler from 2023. Additional canvas includes a spinnaker with sock. The boat is outfitted with a dodger, bimini, and full deck cover. Ground tackle is described as excellent, and a three-blade Max Prop provides propulsion efficiency.

Below deck, accommodations include a marine head with holding tank and Sea Frost refrigeration. A propane stove and oven serve galley needs. Electronics include an autopilot, knot and depth readout, and a Standard Horizon GPS chartplotter. A Westerbeke diesel provides auxiliary power. Storage is abundant throughout the 34-foot layout. The boat offers a manageable platform for performance cruising.