Boat Review
May 1, 2001 Issue
Pacific Seacraft 34 and 37
These Bill Crealock-designed ‘Voyagemakers’ have a reasonable turn of speed thanks to moderate displacement and a split underbody. Relatively narrow beam makes for a seakindly motion, but reduces interior accommodations.
These Bill Crealock-designed ‘Voyagemakers’ have a reasonable turn of speed thanks to moderate displacement and a split underbody.
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