1989 Sabre Mark II Targa

In 1985, after nearly a decade of building its popular Sabre 34, Sabre Yachts significantly revamped the design. The resulting boat-beamier, roomier, faster, and more powerful than the original-is usually referred to as the Sabre 34 Mark II. Despite distinct differences between the two boats, the family resemblance is still obvious. The Mark II, like its predecessor, still hews the performance-cruising line that the South Casco, Maine builder established with the introduction of its very first boat, the Sabre 28, in 1971.

The Mark II was designed by company founder Roger Hewson.

THIS WAS HIS PERSONAL BOAT!!!!!!

Sabre Founder Roger Hewson’s Own Sabre 34 Mk II — A Proven Maine-Built Performer

In 1985, Roger Hewson reimagined the hugely successful Sabre 34—resulting in the beamier, faster, and more powerful Sabre 34 Mark II. While the family resemblance remained unmistakable, the Mk II represented a meaningful evolution in performance cruising.

This 1989 example is particularly special—it was Hewson’s own boat, and has had just two owners since new.

Well cared for and in very good condition, she’s equipped with:

• Roller furling genoa
• In-mast furling mainsail
• Westerbeke 30-B (27hp) with approximately 1,900 hours

An ideal platform for singlehanding, daysailing, or extended cruising, the Sabre 34 Mk II continues the legacy first established with the Sabre 28 in 1971—blending performance, simplicity, and the kind of craftsmanship that built Sabre’s reputation in South Casco, Maine.

Founder-owned. Two owners total. Proven design.

This is the kind of boat that rarely comes to market—and for good reason.

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