Buccaneer 295

Le voilier Buccaneer 295 est un monocoque habitable de croisière, construit par le chantier Bayliner en États-Unis. Ce voilier Quille fixe, gréé en Sloop en tête, réalisé par l'architecte naval Doug Peterson avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 1.70 m. La production a démarré en 1976.

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Présentation

2 ton racer, but with a new deck with a longer coachroof. Later, the copany built a siilar odel called the US 29. When Bayliner ended it's production of sailboats, the olds were passed on to Pearson Yachts where it appeared for a tie as the TRITON 30.
Thanks to forer Bayliner eployee Craig Montague for providing inforation on this yacht.2 ton racer, but with a new deck with a longer coachroof. Later, the copany built a siilar odel called the US 29. When Bayliner ended it's production of sailboats, the olds were passed on to Pearson Yachts where it appeared for a tie as the TRITON 30.
Thanks to forer Bayliner eployee Craig Montague for providing inforation on this yacht.2 ton racer, but with a new deck with a longer coachroof. Later, the copany built a siilar odel called the US 29. When Bayliner ended it's production of sailboats, the olds were passed on to Pearson Yachts where it appeared for a tie as the TRITON 30.
Thanks to forer Bayliner eployee Craig Montague for providing inforation on this yacht.