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Hinckley 41

Henry R. Hinckley & Co. · 1964–1969 · Sloop rig

Hinckley 41 profile drawing
LOA41'
Beam10.17'
Draft6.1'
Displ.9.3t
Rigsloop
HullFiberglass

Bluewater Evidence · Ocean Proven

76% confidence

Spartina finished the 2006 Newport Bermuda Race, 24th in Class 14 of the Cruiser Division. John Neal's Boats to Consider for Ocean Cruising rates the Hinckley 30-64 range 3 of 5. His note: "Very attractive with classic lines, highest quality construction. Modest tankage and storage, shortish waterlines."

Overview

The Hinckley 41 is a fiberglass masthead sloop built by Henry R. Hinckley & Co. from 1964 to 1969, drawn by H. Hinckley III with Owens and based on the Owens Cutter of 1946.

Design and Construction

It is 41 ft overall on a 29.17 ft waterline, with 10.17 ft of beam and 6.1 ft of draft. Displacement is 18,500 lb and the sloop carries about 694 sq ft of sail. At about 333 on the displacement-to-length scale it is a heavy, moderately loaded boat for its length.

Buyers Notes

John Neal rates the Hinckley range 3 of 5, praising the classic lines and highest quality construction and warning about modest tankage and storage. No ballast figure is on file for this model, so check the keel weight and stability data for the individual boat.

Passage records

Spartina2006

Newport Bermuda Race (2006)

Finished 24th in Class 14, Cruiser Division.

Source: Newport Bermuda Race 2006 results

  1. [1]SpecificationsHINCKLEY 41 - SailboatData.com- Dimensions, displacement, ballast, sail area, keel, rig, designer and production.
  2. [2]EditorialMahina Expeditions: Boats To Consider for Ocean Cruising (John Neal)- Rates the Hinckley 30-64 range 3 of 5: classic lines and highest quality construction, modest tankage and storage, shortish waterlines.
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