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COLUMBIA SABRE

Fractional Sloop • Fin Keel • Built 1965–1968

photo drawing

Dimensions

LOA
32.42 ft
LWL
22.58 ft
Beam
6.25 ft
Max Draft
4.33 ft
Displacement
4,500 lbs
Ballast
2,800 lbs

Performance Ratios

Capsize Ratio ⓘ
1.51 (offshore safe)
SA/D Ratio ⓘ
20.4
D/L Ratio ⓘ
174
Ballast Ratio ⓘ
62.2%

Sail Plan

Sail Area
347 sq ft
I
28.67 ft
J
9.5 ft
P
30.4 ft
E
13.5 ft

Construction

Hull Type
Fin Keel
Rig Type
Fractional Sloop
Hull Material
FG
Ballast Type

Production

First Built
1965
Last Built
1968
Number Built
143

Engine & Accommodations

Water
18 gal
Mast Height
35.92 ft
Notes: The COLUMBIA SABRE hull is from a mold taken off an Int. 5.5 meter class racer (circa 1958). Columbia first built a small number of these as one-design racers. (The international 5.5 class ruled that they did not conform to their specifications and were banned from class events.) Later Columbia created this version with a trunk cabin and some cruising amenities which is called the SABRE. A similar model (SCORPION 32) was also built by Ericson Yachts, probably from this same mold.\n(Images from original brochure.)

Builder

Related Boats

Name LOA (ft) Year Rig
COLUMBIA 5.5 32.42 1963 Fractional Sloop
ERICSON 32 (SCORPION) 32.25 1966 Fractional Sloop