X-Yachts
X-382
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On the X-Yachts previous-models page, the X-382 is one line: 1995-2003, 141 hulls, hull length 11.73 m. The sailboatdata note is a different stake: the keel and rudder were redrawn in 1999, and a shallow draft of 5.58 ft is listed beside that. The card on this site shows 11.70 m, 3.73 m, and the years 1995-2003. It does not show a draft.
The previous page printed a beam of 3.74 m. That beam is not on these sheets. sailboatdata and this site's card both give 3.73 m. The Sailguide card gives 3.7 m. The hull count 141 is on the yard page, on sailboatdata, and in the Wikipedia table. Sailguide says just over 140, and calls the update Mk II, with no year. The word "about" in front of 141 was the previous page's own addition.
At a glance
Quick facts
- Production
- 1995-2003
- LOA
- 11.7 m
- Beam
- 3.73 m
- Model
- X-382
Key takeaways
- Best for: papers that say Mk II or the 1999 keel, not only the year
- Common issue: one name hides the redrawn keel and two interiors
- Typical price: no sourced asking-price band; the old kronor table has no source
Offshore rating & survey verdict
Top 3 survey red flags
- Is this the same boat as the X-362
- Can one draft go on the card
Technical data
- Length overall (LOA)
- 11.7 m
- Beam
- 3.73 m
- L/B
- 3.14
- Production years
- 1995-2003
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. The designer is Niels Jeppesen on the yard page and on sailboatdata. Both sheets call the rig masthead. The yard page adds a large wheel and a teak interior with moulded teak bulkheads. It also says the boat was mainly aimed at cruising. There is no Sport row for the X-382 in the Wikipedia table. This is not the Classic-and-Sport pair on the X-362.
The lengths do not agree, and we do not pick one. The yard: hull length 11.73 m. sailboatdata: LOA 11.73 m, waterline 9.70 m, beam 3.73 m. This site's card: 11.70 m. The Sailguide card: length 11.5 m, beam 3.7 m, draft 2 m, weight 6,500 kg. One 1999 advert prints length 11.50 m, waterline 9.69 m, and beam 3.70 m. That is one boat, not a yard sheet for the series. This site's card stays at 11.70 m.
Weight and draft also split. sailboatdata: displacement 6,501 kg, which is 14,333 lb, ballast 2,800 kg, which is 6,174 lb, draft 2.09 m, which is 6.85 ft, sail area 65.22 m². The shallow draft in the same note is 5.58 ft. Taking a foot as 0.3048 m, that is 1.70 m, and that is a conversion, not a second source. Sailguide: an iron keel with a lead bulb of 2,950 kg, hull and deck hand-laid, a sandwich with 15 mm Divinycell. 6,501 kg and 14,333 lb are one line. 6,500 kg on Sailguide sits beside it. Ballast of 2,800 kg and 2,950 kg stay apart. So do the drafts 2.09 m, 2 m, and 5.58 ft.
Interior. The brochure of January 2001 on the yard's site: Classic, with longitudinal berths in the saloon, two further double cabins, and a large head, or Modern, with a sofa and a longitudinal galley. Modern is offered as two or three sleeping cabins, with one or two heads. Sailguide describes its own two-cabin and three-cabin Classic plans separately. We do not draw one plan out of the two sources.
Typical problems
The year on an advert does not name the keel. sailboatdata dates the redraw to 1999. Sailguide does not date that redraw. A boat with 1998 on the papers and a boat with 2001 may differ in the keel, or they may not: the sheets do not list hulls. The papers need a note of the updated keel, or the shallow draft, not only a year.
Buyer FAQ
- Is this the same boat as the X-362?
No. The X-362 card shows 10.70 m, and that model has two versions, Classic and Sport. The X-382 card shows 11.70 m, and the yard page prints a hull length of 11.73 m. These sheets have no Sport version of the X-382. They have a keel redraw dated 1999.
- Can one draft go on the card?
No. The sailboatdata standard is 2.09 m. The Sailguide card says 2 m. The shallow draft in the sailboatdata note is 5.58 ft. This site's card does not show a draft, and none of those figures is a reason to fill it.
Annual ownership costs
The table of 82,000-210,000 kronor from the previous page stays off this one. It has no source. The asking price of one 1999 advert stays off too. That is one boat, not a series.
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 keel and the plan, not only the name X-382.
- Do the papers say Mk II, or the 1999 keel redraw? The year of build does not name the keel by itself.
- Draft: 2.09 m on sailboatdata, 2 m on the Sailguide card, or 5.58 ft in the sailboatdata note. This site's card shows no draft.
- Ballast: 2,800 kg on sailboatdata, or 2,950 kg on Sailguide.
- Interior from the January 2001 brochure: Classic or Modern, and if Modern, two or three cabins.
- Sandwich: Sailguide names 15 mm Divinycell and hand layup. Do not carry a thickness across from another model.
Neighbouring pages on this site: the X-362 and the X-412. Do not take X-382 figures from them.
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