VOYAGER 35 - 1979
Trident
TECHNICAL SHEET
Main datas
- Builder : Trident
- Life Raft : Yes
- Year : 1979
- Beam : 3,23 m
- Subtype : Pleasure, Fifty, DS
- Architect : Angus Primrose
- Hull : Monohull
- Material : GRP
- Length : 10,70 m
- keel : Deep keel
- Draft minimum : 1,55 m
Engines
- Brand : MERCEDES
- Model : OM636
- Drive : Shaft drive
- Fuel capacity : 200
- Power Unit. (CV) : 42
- Fuel : Diesel
- Montage : In Board (IB)
- Engine(s) : 1
Facilities
- Double Cabin : 1
- Sailor Cabin : 1
- Head : 1
- Berth : 5
- Helm : Yes
- WC : Electric
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Price guide, Quotation
To give an idea, in 2023, an VOYAGER 35 Trident from 1979 was offered on the market at a price of €35,500.
VOYAGER 35 - Second-hand Sailboat: Technical Sheet and Features
The Voyager 35 is a high-performance cruising sailboat designed for sailors seeking a boat that is both robust, spacious, and easy to maneuver. This model, often praised for its versatility, is suitable for both coastal cruising and offshore sailing. Its solid construction, well-studied rigging, and practical interior layout make it a popular choice on the second-hand market.
Main Features
Dimensions and Measurements- Overall Length: 10.67 meters (35 feet)
- Waterline Length: 9.45 meters
- Beam: 3.35 meters
- Draft: 1.60 to 1.80 meters (fixed keel version), 1.00 to 1.20 meters (centerboard version)
- Light Displacement: Approximately 5,200 kg
- Loaded Displacement: Up to 7,000 kg (depending on equipment)
- Mast Height: 14.30 meters
- Upwind Sail Area: 55 m²
- Mainsail Area: 25 m²
- Genova Jib Area: 30 m²
Hull and Construction- Hull Material: Fiberglass (reinforced polyester)
- Hull Reinforcement: Sandwich structure with PVC foam or balsa core
- Hull Type: Fixed keel or centerboard (optional depending on the model)
- Watertightness: Smooth hull with multiple watertight bulkheads
- Toerail: Wide for enhanced stability and safety
Rigging and Sails- Rig Type: Fractional sloop
- Mast: Anodized aluminum (standard model)
- Boom: Aluminum with integrated lazy bag (optional)
- Forestay: Stainless steel with Genoa furler (optional)
- Included Sails: Dacron mainsail and Genoa (spinnaker or code 0 optionally available)
- Winches: 2 to 3 medium-sized winches (depending on the model)
Interior Layout- Berths: 6 to 7 people (2 forward cabins, 1 double aft cabin + convertible berth)
- Toilets: Head compartment with electric or manual pump
- Galley: Equipped (2 burners, sink, optional 12V refrigerator)
- Chart Table: Wide and practical in the saloon
- Storage: Ample storage (lockers, cabinets, lockers)
Navigation and Safety Equipment- Autopilot: Sometimes included as an option (e.g., Raymarine or B&G model)
- Compass: Magnetic compass + electronic navigation compass
- Sextant: Optional (rare on modern models)
- VHF Radio: SSB or fixed VHF (depending on the year)
- GPS: Basic or integrated plotter (e.g., Garmin or Furuno GPS)
- Radar: Optional on some models
- EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon): Often included on boats over 10 years old
- Life Jackets: Minimum 4, often 6
- Liferaft: Optional (accommodating 10 to 15 people depending on size)
- Fire Extinguishers: 1 or 2 depending on regulations
Performance and Sailing Characteristics- Cruising Speed: 6 to 7 knots
- Max Speed: 8 to 9 knots downwind, 10+ knots in surfing conditions
- Stability: Good thanks to its weight and deep keel
- Maneuverability: Easy to handle single-handed or with a small crew
- Range: 10 to 14 days (depending on tanks: 100L water, 150L fuel)
- Tank Capacity: Freshwater 100 to 150 liters, fuel 50 to 100 liters
Key Features to Check When Buying Second-Hand- Hull in good condition (check for osmosis, gelcoat condition, delamination)
- Well-maintained mast and rigging (no corrosion, intact shrouds)
- Sails in good condition (max 5 years old for mainsail, Genoa if less than 3 years)
- Diesel or inboard engine (Mercruiser, Volvo, Yanmar? Check hours and maintenance)
- Reliable electrical system (batteries, solar panels, wind turbine)
- Up-to-date maintenance log (logbook, yard visits)
- Condition of interior fittings (woodwork, upholstery, bedding)
- Safety equipment checked (extinguishers, fuses, spare parts)
Average Price on the Second-Hand Market (2024)- Models from the 1990s-2000s: ,000 to ,000
- Models from the 2000s-2010s: ,000 to ,000
- High-end options (roof, enhanced electrical systems): +,000 to +,000
Tips Before Purchase:- Have the boat surveyed by a professional (also to assess hidden defects).
- Check the maintenance history (logbook, invoices, annual visits).
- Compare similar listings for a fair price (sites: SailboatListings, YachtWorld, Leboncoin).
- Prioritize models with a centerboard if frequent shallow-water sailing.
- Budget for post-purchase overhauls and improvements (painting, sailmaking, electronics).
Useful Resources:- SailboatData - Technical database
- SailboatLab - Analyses and comparisons
- SailboatListings - Global listings
- YachtWorld - Comprehensive database
- Livingston Sailing - Buying guides
This technical sheet is a summary based on standard Voyager 35 models. Features may vary depending on the year of construction, options chosen by the manufacturer, or any refits completed.