1995 Com-Pac 23/3 Sold Boat in Wilmington, NC US
Built in 1995
23/3
1 Engine (Yamaha)
23 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
The Com-Pac 23 is the top of the trailerable Com-Pac line, offering accommodations and equipment which make her a most exceptional yacht. With a two-cabin layout for privacy, a standard-equipment, hide-a-way galley and shoal-draft keel developed from NACA low-drag, high-lift wing sections, the Com-Pac 23 is ready for extended cruising and gunkholing. Below, there is lots of storage space, berths for four adults, teak and holly cabin sole, six bronze opening ports and extensive hand-finished teak wood trim. Topside, the large foredeck and wide sidedecks make moving around and handling sails a pleasure. The 7-foot-2, self-bailing cockpit has a gas tank storage compartment, plus port and starboard seat lockers. The hull and deck are fabricated of hand-laid fiberglass, with the hull having longitudinal and transverse stringers integrated into it for stiffness. The deck has core material over 100 per cent of its surface for rigidity and insulation. With her custom-designed, tandem axle trailer, the Com-Pac 23-3 is truly the "go anywhere" yacht. The masthead sail plan, supported by the eight-stay, stainless steel standing rig, powers her smoothly and efficiently.
The Com-Pac 23 is the top of the trailerable Com-Pac line, offering accommodations and equipment which make her a most exceptional yacht. With a two-cabin layout for privacy, a standard-equipment, hide-a-way galley and shoal-draft keel developed from NACA low-drag, high-lift wing sections, the Com-Pac 23 is ready for extended cruising and gunkholing. Below, there is lots of storage space, berths for four adults, teak and holly cabin sole, six bronze opening ports and extensive hand-finished teak wood trim. Topside, the large foredeck and wide sidedecks make moving around and handling sails a pleasure. The 7-foot-2, self-bailing cockpit has a gas tank storage compartment, plus port and starboard seat lockers. The hull and deck are fabricated of hand-laid fiberglass, with the hull having longitudinal and transverse stringers integrated into it for stiffness. The deck has core material over 100 per cent of its surface for rigidity and insulation. With her custom-designed, tandem axle trailer, the Com-Pac 23-3 is truly the "go anywhere" yacht. The masthead sail plan, supported by the eight-stay, stainless steel standing rig, powers her smoothly and efficiently.
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Customers praise the 1995 Com-Pac 23/3 for its solid construction and classic design, highlighting its stability and ease of handling
Many appreciate its spacious interior for a boat of its size, making it comfortable for weekend cruising. Owners often note the boat’s reliable performance under sail and its suitability for both novice and experienced sailors. The Com-Pac 23/3 is frequently mentioned as a well-crafted, dependable cruiser that offers excellent value and timeless appeal.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1995 Com-Pac 23/3 offers a range of advantages and some considerations to keep in mind:
Pros
Classic Design: The Com-Pac 23/3 features a traditional, attractive design that appeals to sailors who appreciate classic aesthetics.
Solid Construction: Built with quality materials, it provides durability and reliable performance.
Easy Handling: Its manageable size and simple rigging make it suitable for single-handed sailing or small crews.
Trailerable: The boat's size and weight allow for easy trailering, expanding cruising possibilities without the need for a marina slip.
Comfortable Interior: Offers a cozy cabin with essential amenities for weekend cruising or short trips.
Good Stability: The design provides stable sailing characteristics, making it forgiving for less experienced sailors.
Cons
Limited Space: While comfortable for its size, the interior can feel cramped for extended trips or larger groups.
Performance: The boat is designed more for cruising comfort than speed, so it may not satisfy those looking for high-performance sailing.
Older Systems: Being a 1995 model, some onboard systems and fittings might require updating or maintenance.
Draft Considerations: The fixed keel or centerboard options may limit access to very shallow waters compared to some modern designs.
Made For
The 1995 Com-Pac 23/3 is ideal for sailors who appreciate classic design combined with practical cruising capabilities. It’s perfect for small families, couples, or solo sailors looking for a manageable, trailerable sailboat that offers comfortable accommodations and dependable performance. This boat suits those who enjoy coastal cruising, weekend getaways, and easy handling without sacrificing traditional styling and quality craftsmanship.
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