X-Yachts
X-362
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An advert that only says X-362 is two rows in the former-models table on Wikipedia's X-Yachts page: X-362, 1993-2003, 93 hulls, hull length 10.70 m, and X-362 Sport, 1998-2004, 156 hulls, the same hull length. Sailguide says almost 250 boats were built in total, and calls the first version Classic. 93 plus 156 is 249. That sits next to "almost". It is not one number for a card.
The previous page said about 432 hulls, and a beam of 3.34 m. In that same Wikipedia table, 432 hulls belong to the X-332, whose hull length is 10.06 m. A beam of 3.34 m does not appear on the sheets for this boat. Sailguide, sailboatdata, and the July 2000 Sport specification all print 3.48 m. The chips on this site already show 10.70 m, 3.48 m, and the years 1993-2003. Length and beam match sailboatdata for the Classic. The years match the Classic window, not the Sport.
At a glance
Quick facts
- Production
- 1993-2003
- LOA
- 10.7 m
- Beam
- 3.48 m
- Model
- X-362
Key takeaways
- Best for: an advert that names Classic or Sport, not only X-362
- Common issue: one name hides two keels, two rigs, and two year windows
- Typical price: no sourced asking-price band; do not collapse the two drafts
Technical data
- Length overall (LOA)
- 10.7 m
- Beam
- 3.48 m
- L/B
- 3.07
- Production years
- 1993-2003
Calculations and ratios
Brochure numbers need matching units. Open a FairHelm formula page for the classical form, rule of thumb, and limits before you compare listings.
Design history
The yard is in Haderslev, in southern Denmark. Both versions are signed to Niels Jeppesen on Sailguide and on sailboatdata.
Classic on sailboatdata: masthead sloop, displacement 5,588 kg, which is 12,320 lb, ballast 2,345 kg, draft 1.89 m, waterline 9.27 m, beam 3.48 m, 93 hulls, years 1993-2003, reported sail area 61.78 m². The Sailguide card for the Classic is a different sheet: length 11 m, weight 5,600 kg, draft 1.9 m, an iron keel with a lead bulb of 2,350 kg. The same page says hull and deck are hand-laid fibreglass, a sandwich with a 15 mm Divinycell core, mast stepped on deck, two sets of spreaders. SailingTheWeb, on one sheet that does not split the versions, prints overall length 11.00 m and hull length 10.70 m, waterline 9.31 m, draft 1.90 m, and displacement 5,588 kg. We do not pick one displacement, one draft, or one length out of these sheets.
Sport. Sailguide: years 1998-2004, keel 2,150 kg, again iron with a lead bulb, a fractional rig written there as 9/10, keel-stepped mast, two sets of spreaders. Divinycell sandwich, with no 15 mm figure. Tiller as standard, wheel was an extra, a simpler interior, deeper keel and rudder, more sail, lighter hull and deck. The yard specification of July 2000, quoted by Maringuiden: the same hull mould as the Classic, hull length 10.730 m, beam 3.48 m, standard draft 2.05 m, displacement 4,900 kg, main plus 100 percent 64.51 m², engine 14.6 kW, which is 20 hp. The mast there is a 9/11 fractional. Top shrouds, intermediates, lowers, forestay, and backstay are listed as rod. sailboatdata for the Sport: displacement 4,899 kg, which is 10,800 lb, ballast 2,150 kg, draft 2.03 m, sail area 64.47 m², engine 18 hp, 156 hulls, but the years 1993-2003, the Classic window. 4,899 kg and 10,800 lb are one line. 4,900 kg on the July 2000 sheet sits beside it, not the same line. The fractions 9/10 and 9/11 stay apart. So do the drafts 2.03 m and 2.05 m. The specification does not say how many kilograms the vacuum lamination took off.
Typical problems
An advert without the word Classic or Sport does not say which keel and which rig are on the boat. sailboatdata puts the Sport in the years 1993-2003 with the count 156. Wikipedia puts those same 156 hulls in 1998-2004. Until the papers name the version, draft and hull count from a single row do not apply.
Buyer FAQ
- Is this the same boat as the X-332?
No. In the Wikipedia table the X-332 has 432 hulls and a hull length of 10.06 m. The X-362 and the X-362 Sport have a hull length of 10.70 m. The figure 432 on the previous X-362 page was not this model's. The X-332 page is that boat.
- Can one draft go on the card?
No. Classic is 1.89 m on sailboatdata and 1.9 m on Sailguide. Sport is 2.03 m on sailboatdata and 2.05 m standard on the yard sheet of July 2000. This site's card does not show a draft, and none of those figures is a reason to fill it.
Annual ownership costs
The kronor table of yearly costs from the previous page stays off this one. It has no source. An asking price and a handicap stay off too. They are not on the sheets checked here.
Calculators for this boat
Indicative figure for weekend use. The country supplies berth and winter. The insurance line stays the Swedish planning band - not a Danish, German, or Dutch premium. Maintenance stays Swedish too. Not a marina quote.
- Netherlands (annual contract)€4,480 - €7,571
- Sweden (planning bands)€6,000 - €10,300
- Denmark (two harbours, season)€4,590 - €7,497
Antifouling
Litres need waterline length and draft. This page only has length overall and beam, so litres are not calculated here.
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Pre-purchase survey checklist
Before a deposit, read the version, not the bare name X-362.
- Papers say Classic or Sport. The years on this site's card are 1993-2003. That is the Classic window on Wikipedia and Sailguide. Sport on those pages is 1998-2004.
- Rig. On the Classic, Sailguide writes masthead, mast on deck. On the Sport the rig is fractional: 9/10 and a keel-stepped mast on Sailguide, 9/11 and rod rigging on the July 2000 yard sheet.
- Keel weight and draft. Classic: 2,345 kg and 1.89 m on sailboatdata, 2,350 kg and 1.9 m on Sailguide. Sport: 2,150 kg on Sailguide, draft 2.03 m on sailboatdata or 2.05 m on the July 2000 sheet.
- On the Sport the tiller is standard and the wheel was an extra. That is Sailguide.
- Sandwich. On the Classic, Sailguide names 15 mm Divinycell and hand layup. On the Sport the same page names Divinycell and does not give 15 mm. Do not carry that thickness onto the Sport.