Sea Eagle 31

Built between 1979 and 1982 by C&L Marine Corp. in Taiwan, this Stan Huntingford design represents a well-balanced approach to coastal cruising and club racing from the early 1980s. The masthead sloop configuration and moderate dimensions create a versatile platform that appeals to sailors seeking both performance and comfort in a manageable size. The Sea Eagle 31's fin keel with rudder on skeg arrangement provides good directional stability while maintaining reasonable maneuverability in close quarters. Its fiberglass hull with Airex core construction and balsa deck core reflects the advanced composite techniques becoming popular during its production era, offering strength while keeping weight reasonable. With a displacement of 12,500 pounds and ballast of 5,125 pounds, the design strikes a solid balance between stability and performance. The boat's comfort ratio of 30.3 suggests reasonably quick motion in seaways, while the capsize screening formula of 1.78 indicates good stability characteristics suitable for coastal and near-offshore sailing. The SA/Displacement ratio of 14.55 points to moderate performance potential, making this an appealing choice for weekend coastal cruising with occasional club racing aspirations. The standard 20-horsepower auxiliary provides adequate backup propulsion for its size and displacement.

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