S2 9.2 Meter 'C' Center Cockpit

Description

The S2 9.2 Meter "C" Center Cockpit (also known as the S2 9.2C) is an American cruising sailboat designed by Arthur Edmunds as the center-cockpit variant of the popular S2 9.2 series, built by S2 Yachts in Holland, Michigan; introduced in 1977 and produced until 1987, with approximately 426 units constructed (compared to about 520 of the aft-cockpit "A" model, for a combined total around 946). The fiberglass monohull features a fin keel with skeg-mounted rudder (standard draft or optional shoal draft), masthead sloop rig, moderate displacement for stability and comfortable motion, and a spacious, practical interior optimized for family or extended coastal cruising, including a private aft owner's cabin with double berth and access via the center cockpit (providing excellent separation and privacy), forward V-berth, saloon dinette/settee convertible to berth, U-shaped galley opposite the head (moved aft near the cockpit), enclosed head, navigation area, and good headroom/storage; it offers solid build quality (lead ballast, often encapsulated), predictable and seakindly handling, good light-air performance from its generous sail area, easy single-handing, and a reputation for durability, value, and livability as a well-regarded "middle-of-the-road" cruiser with a somewhat boxy but functional superstructure compared to the sleeker aft-cockpit version.