Rasmus 35

THE BLUEPRINT FOR THE HALLBERG-RASSY CONCEPT

The Rasmus 35 was designed by the leading Swedish designer of elegant yachts of the 1960s, Olle Enderlein. 760 boats were made during twelve years between 1967 and 1978. The name "Rasmus" is the God of Winds in Germany. The design of the Rasmus 35 was in many ways ahead of its time. It was the first sailing yacht in the world with a windscreen. That made her centre cockpit very well protected, keeping with elegant lines. This is the blueprint for the Hallberg-Rassy concept.

SPARE PARTS

ALL-WOOD OR ALL-GRP

The first two Rasmus were built entirely of mahogany and took one year each to construct. From hull number 3 both the hull and the superstructure were made of GRP.

TIMELESS

The Rasmus 35 also has a powerful engine. All these important basic points, together with timeless lines makes this yacht pleasing still today and she will also be as attractive in decades from now. In other words, this is a genuine Hallberg-Rassy.

HALLBERG-RASSY RASMUS 35 DATA SHEET

Designer Olle Enderlein
Hull length 10.50 m / 34' 6"
Waterline at rest 8.40 m / 27' 7"
Beam 3.05 m / 10'
Draught, empty standard boat 1.30 m / 4' 3"
Displacement, empty standard boat 5.3 tons / 12 125 lbs
Keel weight 2.5 t / 5 500 lbs
Keel type Steel incapsulated in deep GRP bilge
Sail area with jib 45 m² / 485 sq ft
Air draft, ex Windex 13.50 m / 44' 6'
Engine Volvo Penta MD 21
Power at crank shaft 33 kW / 45 HP
Engine displacement 2.11 litres
Transport height with windscreen 3.50 m / 11' 6"
Transport height without windscreen 2.87 m / 9' 5"