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CAL CAL 35

Reviews	Views	Date of last review
1	2459	Sun April 10, 2011

Recommended By	Average Price	Average Rating
100% of reviewers	$35,000.00	8.0

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Great boat. It is hard to find a 35 footer with a separate , and large shower. The boat sails well and is a well built boat also. It is hard to find a weakness. Loete of teak inside, and many large storage lockers.


	ejjawhite Junior Member		Posts: 4 Registered: January 2002 see this user's products

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ejjawhite
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Registered: January 2002
Posts: 4

Review Date: Sun April 10, 2011

Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: $35,000.00 | Rating: 8

Pros:	Separate shower, good compromise between speed and cruising. Tons of storage, with great access to tankage and chainplates.
Cons:	Hmmm... The water tanks are lightly protected fropm the copper wire grounding system that resulted in galvanic/electrolytic corrosion of the water tanks (aluminum).

The Cal 35 II's were produced between 1980 and 1984. Less than 100 were made. They are a Lapworth design which was favored as being a very well performing cruising boat. Two keel choices were offered, a 5' or a 6'. The 6 is bound to point a bit higher. The amount of storage and thought put into construction of this boat are both consdierable. The 2 cabin choices were to have a quarter berth on the starboard side behind the nav station, or to have a closet and cabinet. The latter version in turn leaves a large starboard cockpit locker with great battery/engine access. Access to nearly everything else is super. Water tanks can be removed in 10 minutes, and the fuel tank likewise can be removed in about 20. There is a lot of teak in the interior There is a large anchor locker with great deck access. Most did not come with self-tailing winches. The thickness of the coaming negates the need for backing plates, but large washers are recommended. Kenyon mast and booms are the standard, with the stays set up enough inboard to allow fairly tight trimming of the jib. A great website with all kinds of information on sailboats in general is http://www.floridaboats.net/Default.htm and it contains all of the pertinent info on the second generation of the CAL 35.

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