In Brief
The Valiant 39 is a 1995 evolution of the Valiant Esprit 37. Despite an excellent pedigree which has its roots going back to the legendary Valiant 40, the boat and its earlier incarnation are often overlooked. The Esprit 37 was originally introduced in 1976 following the same Bob Perry formula that brought the world the Valiant 40.
Major changes over the Esprit 37 include an all new deck molding with a boxy cabin trunk to match the Valiant 42 and Valiant 50, a revised layout below deck and a new rig with the addition of a 2ft bowsprit. The boat is known for nimble all-round performance, strong build quality, and seaworthiness. For more information including sailing characteristics and history, take a look at the full review of the Valiant Esprit 37.
Specifications
LOA: 39’4″ (12.0 m.)
LOD: 37’0″ (11.3 m.)
LWL: 32’0″ (9.8 m.)
Beam: 11’6″ (3.4 m.)
Draft: 5’10″ (1.8 m.)
Displacement: 18,500 lbs. (8,392 kg)
Ballast: 7,000 lbs. (3,175 kg)
Sail area: 735 sq.ft. (68.3 sqm)
Cabin Headroom: 6’ 5″ (1.96 m.)
Fuel: 47 US. Gal. (178 l)
Water: 128 US. Gal. (485 l)
Holding: 36 US. Gal. (136 l)
Engine: Westerbeke 35B (35 hp)
Designer: Robert H. Perry
Year Introduced: 1995
Builder: Valiant Yachts, USA
Similar Boats
Valiant Esprit 37
Pacific Seacraft Crealock 37
Valiant 40 / Valiant 42
Links & References
» Cruising World Magazine, Valiant 39 review.
» Valiant Yachts official site, Valiant 39 information.
