2002 C&C 121

The C&C 121 is a 40-foot fiberglass sailing yacht built in 2002, designed as a racer-cruiser that balances performance with comfort. The hull carries the classic lines and engineering legacy of C&C's award-winning designs, featuring a high-lift fin keel with a standard 6-foot 6-inch draft and triple-spreader aluminum spar. Power comes from a 38-horsepower Volvo Penta MD2040 diesel engine paired with a Volvo Saildrive system.

The cabin interior showcases hand-polished varnished cherry woodwork with hand-cut cabinet joinery and hand-stitched cushions throughout. The yacht includes one head and is laid out for comfortable cruising with detailed attention to traditional craftsmanship and materials.

The boat features carbon fiber spars, NASA-developed keel foils, and custom-designed deck hardware. Recent updates include an overhauled sail inventory and an electronics package centered on an Axiom 9+ chartplotter at the helm. A major professional refit was completed in 2025–2026.