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The concept and design of Moody 33 centre cockpit fin keel model was completed by Angus Primrose in 1972 and tooling was completed in November of that year. This was first production yacht developed jointly between A.H. Moody & Son Ltd, Southampton and Marine Projects (Plymouth) Limited. It was an immediate success and models have appeared ever since. Power and Sail magazine, October 1974: 'Planned as a comfortable family cruising yacht of light displacement and with a high performance under sail or power, the Moody 33 shows many of the characteristics to be found in the more trendy production yachts of today. Clean, smooth, sleek and with high freeboard, a carefully calculated layout below decks, a roomy central cockpit with two-berth cabin aft, a simple masthead sloop rig, and the fin keel and skeg rudder profile expected of fast yachts, the Moody 33 has all these and a good deal more besides'.

LOA Metric: 10.06m
LOA Imperial: 33'0"
LWL Metric: 8.69m
LWL Imperial: 28'5"
Beam Metric: 3.51m
Beam Imperial: 11'5"
Draft Fin Metric: 1.35m
Draft Fin Imperial: 4'5"
Displacement Metric: 4773 kg
Displacement Imperial: 4.69 Tons
Ballast Metric: 1729 kg
Ballast Imperial: 3815 lbs
Inc Genoa Approx Metric: 53.9m²
Inc Genoa Approx Imperial: 580 sq ft
Excl Genoa Approx Metric: 42.0m²
Excl Genoa Approx Imperial: 452 sq ft
Engine: Approx. 36hp Perkins or Thomycroft
Test Reports: Power and Sail magazine, October 1974, Yachting Monthly 1974 & 1992 2nd look, Practical Boat Owner 1990 Buying used.