The C&C 37/40+ is a Canadian 12.05 metre (39.5 ft) sailing yacht, designed in 1988 by Robert W. Ball of C&C Yachts, and produced from 1988 to 1994. Original factory design and construction drawings of the C&C 37/40 Series are here to view or download, as well as the Owner's Manual, other technical documents, brochures, magazine articles, reviews, ads, etc. All known C&C 37/40 are listed. A few noteworthy C&C 37/40 have dedicated pages of their own on this site.
Thanks to who ever did up this blog. I am Steve Davies, the 2nd last owner of this storied boat. Unfortunately she met an untimely demise. Also, thanks for including information about my late father, Hal Davies. The page is very accurate. One minor correction, the Wurts family renamed the boat "The Third Wave". We retained the name as it was such a good one. I actually built a fairly successful business and "borrowed" the name for my business!
Steve Davies here, second last owner of the Wave. I wanted to say thanks to the person who put this together. And also the information on my late father Hal. The information is very accurate with one exception, it was the Wurts family that named the boat "The Third Wave". We kept the name as it was a good one! I even built a successful technology consulting business and needing a name and "borrowed" it as it was a good match for business I was in.
Thanks to who ever did up this blog. I am Steve Davies, the 2nd last owner of this storied boat. Unfortunately she met an untimely demise. Also, thanks for including information about my late father, Hal Davies. The page is very accurate. One minor correction, the Wurts family renamed the boat "The Third Wave". We retained the name as it was such a good one. I actually built a fairly successful business and "borrowed" the name for my business!
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Steve Davies here, second last owner of the Wave. I wanted to say thanks to the person who put this together. And also the information on my late father Hal. The information is very accurate with one exception, it was the Wurts family that named the boat "The Third Wave". We kept the name as it was a good one! I even built a successful technology consulting business and needing a name and "borrowed" it as it was a good match for business I was in.
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