Caliber 47LRC

Caliber 47LRC

Description

The Caliber 47 LRC (Long Range Cruiser) is an exceptional American bluewater cruising cutter designed by Michael McCreary. Built by Caliber Yachts in Clearwater, Florida, from 1999 to around 2004, approximately 20–30 hulls were produced, making it a limited-production gem in the lineup. It evolves the Caliber 40/41 with greater volume, enhanced tankage for extended autonomy, a deep skeg-hung rudder for superior tracking, and a protected center cockpit, all in a robust hand-laid fiberglass hull (Divinycell-cored deck for lightweight strength). Celebrated for its unmatched seaworthiness, dry and stable motion in 20–30 knots, and luxurious liveaboard accommodations, it's a top choice for couples or small families on circumnavigations or coastal explorations, with many owners reporting transoceanic voyages.

Construction Details

Designer Michael McCreary
Builder Caliber Yachts
Length 48.580 ft
LOA 48.580 ft
LWL 39.500 ft
Beam 13.160 ft
Displacement 33000 lb
Ballast 13000 lb
Max Draft 5.160 ft
Year Built 1999
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The standard boat dimensions

i 54.50 ft
j 21.42 ft
p 47.83 ft
e 18 ft
p2 -
e2 -
i2 -
j2 -

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