Regal 35 Sport Coupe

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Nov 8, 2018

Iron Wind Marine will be featuring the Regal 35 Sport Coupe at next years Halifax International Boat Show. Company owner, Eric Stanley, tells us this model has a carved out a very large portion of the market in its category. The method by which boat manufacturers come up with boat model names is almost as much of a mystery as it is for car companies. However, in this case, the “Sport Coupe” name gains credibility from having a convertible hard top. When a wind in your hair moment arrives, the touch of a button causes the full beam hardtop to slide back from the windshield frame a couple of feet to reveal an enormous opening.

35SC 2Some other notable features: Slide away cockpit seating which extends the cockpit to 11’, also at the touch of a button. Single level cockpit sole, a very large transom lounge and a windshield walk-through allowing midships access to the foredeck.

Ample power is provided by a pair of 300 HP Volvo Penta V8 sterndrives.

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Specifications:

LOA: 36’10” / 11.2 Metres
Beam: 11’4” / 3.45 Metres
Deadrise: 19 Deg.
Dry weight: 13,300 lbs. / 6033 Kilos
Bridge clearance: 9’8” / 2.9 Metres
Fuel: 158 US Gal. / 598 Litres
Water: 50 US Gal. / 189 Litres

You can read a full review of this boat by Canadian Yachting’s Andy Adams at:

https://canadianboating.ca/boat-reviews/power/1866-regal-35-sport-coupe-power-boat-review

For more information visit:

www.ironwind.ca

www.halifaxboatshow.com

Photos: 35sc 1,2,3,4 by Iron Wind; Convertible and hardtop pictures by Regal

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