Racing Boat ID

[Project_Mayhem]

I spotted this at the yard. Sharp looking boat. Anyone know what kind it is? The one next to it is my 25' as a size reference

 

[PaulK]

Layout of cockpit seems late 70's, early 80's. The catbird seats in the cockpit quarters makes it look like they haven't done a lot of racing lately. Resembles a Peterson 34, but doesn't match cabin profile or cockpit layout.

 

[Parsons]

Kinda looks like a mid-30 foot C&C: http://www.cncphotoalbum.com/

 

[PaulK]

Wrong toerail for a C&C, no? C&C ports are not usually rectangular - they generally "slant".

 

[dlochner]

Older C&Cs almost always have a break in the cove stripe midship to display the boat's name.

 

[markwbird]

Santana Shock 35. Nice racer/cruiser.

 

[PaulK]

Mark is so right: SailboatData.com - SANTANA 35 Sailboat

 

[Hollyberry]

Santana Shock 35. Nice racer/cruiser.

No rig so can't be sure... if it's masthead its a Schock 35, if it's fractional it's a Santana 35. Identical deck, the Schock has hull and keel modifications.
Our son races a Schock 35 quite successfully.

 

[Project_Mayhem]

No rig so can't be sure... if it's masthead its a Schock 35, if it's fractional it's a Santana 35. Identical deck, the Schock has hull and keel modifications.
Our son races a Schock 35 quite successfully.

Do you know which model has the open transom?

 

[Jumpstart]

Shock offered a retrofit open transom kit for the Shock 35. The hulls were the same although the Shock 35 had considerable less freeboard. Shock 35 PHRF 72, Santana 35 PHRF 126