The O'Day 25 Yacht: Maxitrailerable 25 Footer is King of the Road (1979)

The O'Day 25 Maxitrailerable 25 Foot Yacht is King of the Road. 1979 Two-Page Print Advertisement. | GGA Image ID #

O'Day knows that if shorelines don't limit adventures, good times can't be limited by poor performance. So we built a maxitrailerable 25-footer that can hit the road like a Greyhound scenicruiser, and still hit the water like a scolded dog.

The performance standard that John Deknatel and the Hunt Associates' designers created for the O'Day 25 Sailboat has been a rude shock to many a hot MORC racer. Yet the interior squeezes every inch of usability out of a very big space.

Whereas some 25-footers are designed to sleep five, the O'Day makes five feel right at home and stows their gear as well. The forward cabin is a double.

The head, sink, and vanity are enclosed. The galley is sensibly aft where air is plentiful. In a pinch, the cockpit can hold eight.

But big as it is, the 25 Yacht retains a clean and classic yachty look. And popular as it is in the centerboard model, O'Day also offers the 25 Sailboat in a fixed keel version for those who would sacrifice easy trailering for ultimate performance.

Put the O'Day in the hands of a young cruising family, and it will seduce them into summers of controlled indolence. Put it in the hands of a young hotblood, and it will startle the local MORC and PHRF racing fleets.

So if you and your family are ready to push back a few horizons, the O'Day 25 Yacht is right behind you. Because O'Day has been building affordable trailerables, daysailers, and yachts for 20 years, we know what you want.

The O'Day 25 Trailerable Yacht

The O'Day Yacht Fleet: [] O'Day 37; [] O'Day 30 [] O'Day 28

Trailerable Fleet: [] O'Day 25; [] O'Day 23 [] O'Day 22

Daysailing Fleet: [] Oday 19 [] Day Sailer [] Javelin [] Widgeon

O'Day Sailboats & Yachts

Bangor Punta Marine

Fall River, Massachusetts 02722

Additional manufacturing facilities in Costa Mesa, California

GGA REF: BPODY-034-1979-C-AD-2