Evolution Non-BR
Discount Sails
Boater’s Closet Non-BR
Rigs: Masthead Sloop
The name CREEKMORE 36 loosely describes a small number of hulls, reportedly laid up on a male mold by Ray Creekmore. Some versions had a shallow draft fixed keel. Dimensions are approximate. Also called the CREEKMORE 37 or 38. Probably less than 10 built. Needless to say, dimensions shown here are less than precise.
Deep Keel:
Draft: 6.83′
Shoal draft (‘beaver tail’): 4.83′.
S&S design #2095.
The rudder and keel on some of the early boats proved to be undersized, which caused steering problems in stronger winds. (The boat in the photo above may have been one of these!)
Several were re-equipped by S&S with a lead shoe at the bottom of the keel, increasing the draft slightly but improving stability. In 1974 S&S designed a new keel which fitted onto the old bolt pattern, increasing the draft by 7″ and displacement by 700 lbs. Though this was offered as an option, most of the last 20 boats were delivered with this new keel and many earlier boats had them retro-fitted.
(Deeper draft: )
The molds were actually first created to build the TARTAN 43 and later adapted for the 41, which proved to be a far more popular model.
TALL RIG:
I: 54.00′
J: 17.33′
P: 47.75′
E: 13.00′
Tot. SA: 778 sq.ft.
Shallow draft ‘beaver tail’ keel:5.50’/1.68m
Keel/CB BU:4.80’/1.46m BD:9.00’/2.74m
Beavertail keel:
-Draft: 5.33′ / 1.6m
-Displacement: 20,400 lbs / 9,253.3 kg
-Ballast: 8,000 lbs / 3,628.75 kg
Keel/CB version:
-Draft: 4.58′ – 8.5′ / 1.4m -2.59m
-Dieplacement: 21,000 lbs / 9,525.4 kg
-Ballast: 8,600 lbs / 3,900.9 kg
Based on the ARIES 32. Similar to WEATHERLY 32.
Similar to CNB 64.
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