1976 O'Day Values, Specs and Prices

Select a 1976 O'Day Model

Once the largest sailboat manufacturer in the United States, the company O’Day was created in 1958 by America Cup sailor George O’Day. Creating a wide variety of sailing vessels ranging from day-sailers to 40-foot yachts, O’Day success was accredited the mass production of fiberglass boats and the adoption of high build quality. Even though George O’Day sold the company in the 1960s, the company continued to wear his name until its closure after the 1989 model year. With many vessels sold over a nearly 30-year period, many recreational boaters are still enjoying their O’Day sailboats.

O'Day Note

No longer in production. 1990 model information not available. For information after 1989, see Pearson Yachts.

(Model years 1989 - 1971)

SAILBOATS	Length	Model Type	Hull	Engine(s)	HP	Weight (lbs)	Beam	Fuel Type
O'DAY 12	12'	SAIL	FG	0	0	260	4'8"
WIDGEON	12'	SAIL	FG	0	0	285	5'
JAVELIN	14'	SAIL	FG	0	0	475	5'8"
DAY SAILER I & II	16'	SAIL	FG	0	0	575	6'3"
MARINER	19'	SAIL	FG	0	0	1600	7'
RHODES 19	19'	SAIL	FG	0	0	1350	7'

O'DAY 20	20'	SAIL	FG	0	0	2300	7'
O'DAY 22	22'	SAIL	FG	0	0	2200	7'2"
O'DAY 25	25'	SAIL	FG	0	0	4400	8'
O'DAY 27/SL	27'	SAIL	FG	1	7	6950	9'	Diesel
O'DAY 32/SL	32'	SAIL	FG	1	30	11000	10'6"	Gasoline
O'DAY 32/SL	32'	SAIL	FG	1	25	11000	10'6"	Diesel

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1976 O'Day Values, Specs and Prices

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O'Day Note

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