2004 Nordic 37 Sold Boat in Anacortes, WA 98221 US

The 37 is available in two configurations, the standard layout that has become so popular and a convertible layout. Customers now have an option for a boat with accommodations similar to that of the 42 in a smaller, easier to handle and more economical package. Designed by Lynn Senour, the originator of the Nordic Tug design, the 37 shares many of the features found in her larger and smaller siblings such as a hand-laid fiberglass hull with hard chine and full keel as well as the same attributes of speed and seakeeping qualities. The waterline length of the 37 is actually 39 feet due to a molded-in swim step that is essentially an extension of the hull giving her greater speed, stability and fuel economy. The design performs best at 8.2 knots burning just 2.2 GPH at 1400 RPM. Slow things down to 1350RPM for an even 8 knot cruise at 2 GPH. As the sea state deteriorates, advance the throttle to improve stability and dampen the roll. A 2400 RPM setting will allow a 13 knot high continuous cruise speed with a top speed of 16 knots. While many trawler designs must wallow through a sloppy sea state, the Nordic Tug hull form develops a surprising amount of stability at higher speeds. This feature allows her owners to operate with greater comfort and confidence in a wider range of weather conditions.

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