A Corsair 36 Registry

Tri-spotting for this rara avis.

© 2006 by Steven K. Roberts
Nomadic Research Labs

last updated: Apr 3, 2009

The Corsair 36 is a relatively rare boat, with an estimated 15 or so in the wild. This page is an attempt to inventory the C-36 population; if you have stumbled across this page and have anything to add, please contact me. Some of the information below has been deduced from web pages, and it is possible the owners and locations have changed.

Hull #	Name	Home Port	Owner	Notes
1				Subject of most stock photos used in marketing this boat. This was also the one used in the boat test by Sailing Magazine. Introduced circa 2002.
2	Buckaneer		Nigel & Janet Bucknell	Photo here.
3	the Lorax	Juneau, Alaska	Paul Grant	Formerly Steve Jacoby's C-Monster (spotted in June 2004 "Catnip Cup" roster in Latitude 38 and Ballena Bay Yacht Club race results. Member of BAMA, and photos of this boat are here.) Purchased in 2009 by current owner and launched in Seattle after overland move from Alameda, California.
4	Tri Me	Wareham, Mass	Bob & Jane Gleason	This boat is the subject of an interesting story of cross-country C-36 towing by Ira Heller (from Chula Vista to Florida, and then on to Massachusetts).
5	Spook	Brisbane, Australia	Tony & Diane Eppell	Photos here and here. And another here.
6				(see below for info on what I believe is this one; please correct or confirm if you know.)
7	Falcon Crest	Saltsjobaden, Stockholm, Sweden	Jörgen Lannerstedt	Formerly Double O Seven, purchased from the Finish Line, shipped from Florida in 2007, and sailed to new home port from Bremen, Germany. Jörgen will be racing and chartering in the Baltic region, and is with Nacra Sweden.
8		Port Medoc, France	Xavier Calede	Sailed for 5 weeks in the Adriatic Sea in 2005 by Werner Stolz; was part of a training fleet; sold in 2006 and now near Bordeaux in France.
9	Yutsil-Ik-Ito	La Paz, Mexico	Roberto Lopez	Purchased from Windcraft in Chicago in 2006, fresh water history, came with trailer and mast-raising hardware. Built in 2004. (The original owner was Mike Vondra, and the boat was named Grey Goose.)
10	Madness	Vancouver, British Columbia	Glynne Evans	Originally named Lady d'Uva by first owner; built in 2004, purchased by me in 2006 from Multihulls Northwest, renamed Nomadness, and single-handed to Desolation Sound. New trailer built by FE. Sold on July 28, 2007 and renamed by removing first two letters.
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12	tre søstre	Tønsberg, Norway	Kristian Aandahl	"I have bought Hull # 12 in september and shipped it on a cargoboat from Jacksonville to Gothenburg and then sailed the boat to its home port Tønsberg in Norway (100 km south of Oslo). I hope to use the boat both for cruising and racing."
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15	Paraiso	Sarasota, Florida	Tom Dieter	Purchased in late 2008 from a previous owner in Michigan

?	Prime Time			Located in Chula Vista, and listed on Yachtworld for $199K. This was dismasted and broken at the forward crossbeam while racing in the Gulf of Mexico, and has since been repaired. I'm guessing this is hull #6 - anyone know for sure?