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the rating for the Tayana falls somewhere slower than very slow.

Yup...but the blue-water prize usually goes to boat that finish the race regardless of the conditions. The SFO rating (suitablity for oceans) rating is 100%!!

Just my rating folks...and Jeff and I have vastly different choices on what we would choose to take us across oceans which is what makes the world go round.
The T37 is not a boat for the Chesapeake Bay but it is a classic blue water boat that is both affordable and safe as well as being comfortable at sea. Perry designed the boat for that...not for speed.
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In fairness, the T-37 is on my default list for serious offshore cruisers on a budget. Personally I like the also Perry designed Valliant 37 better in all ways, but hey that's just me.

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Jeff..Nothing wrong with that boat! Never have seen one in person but the pix and design look good. Looks a bit fuller in the stern than the T37.
Do you know many of these were built? Looks like it was designed as a cutter but everything on line is a sloop? Also...was rod rigging standard...don't particularly like that on a cruising boat.
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the rating for the Tayana falls somewhere slower than very slow.

The T37 is not a boat for the Chesapeake Bay but it is a classic blue water boat that is both affordable and safe as well as being comfortable at sea. Perry designed the boat for that...not for speed.
Please clarify that you are talking about a Tayana 37 not a Tartan 37
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Please clarify that you are talking about a Tayana 37 not a Tartan 37
I thought the Tartan 37 and the Tayana 37 were the same boat, but by different manufacturers...
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Ahhhh es Chef sorry! To clarify:
The Tayana 37 is the slow boat that will take you anywhere...The Tartan 37 is the fast boat that pounds your kidneys offshore! (G)
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The Tayana 37 is the slow boat that will take you anywhere...The Tartan 37 is the fast boat that pounds your kidneys offshore! (G)
LOL... good clarification...very clear now.
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