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1966 Commander 41 Trimaran Corinthian Sold Boat in Fort Myers Beach, FL US
Built in 1966
41 Trimaran Corinthian
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41 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
Updated 01-07-2016. For serious inquiries only.
Please! we are averaging 5 contacts a day which can be great. This is a 1966 boat and has not been updated inside since 1966. This boat is for a captain such as the owner who loved the sea and chartered the boat in the Keys and Bahamas. It's not a $200,000 boat selling for 19,900.00. There is no catch. This is the perfect boat for someone wanting to live the dream on the ocean. A family boat if your family wants to make it more comfortable with some updating. And seller will not help finance boat for $19,900.00
This is for a person who takes sailing seriously. Several of these have sailed around the world. How can you do that anywhere for $19,900.
Owner has lived on boat 23 of the last 30 years and obviously has taken excellent care of any needed repairs on his own.
In 1985-2000 this boat used to charter out of Key West and the Bahamas.
Corinthian trimarans were built exceedingly strong by hand layup in a single huge mold for all three hulls, and another mold for the entire deck. Hulls are solid fiberglass and the deck is cored with end grain balsa.
A total of 11 sleeping spaces and a ton of storage. Two vanities with sink, 1 head and one shower all with hot water. Three hanging lockers, and office area and a 3 burner propane stove/oven.
In 2010 topsides were repainted with 2-part epoxy paint.
This boat is unsinkable because of foam located in the 3 hulls.
Also item of interest. Since she's powered by a Ford tractor engine. Replacement
parts are very reasonable.
If your dream is to sail the oceans this boat will achieve your goal.
Sails are in good condition and are in no need of repair.
Updated 01-07-2016. For serious inquiries only.
Please! we are averaging 5 contacts a day which can be great. This is a 1966 boat and has not been updated inside since 1966. This boat is for a captain such as the owner who loved the sea and chartered the boat in the Keys and Bahamas. It's not a $200,000 boat selling for 19,900.00. There is no catch. This is the perfect boat for someone wanting to live the dream on the ocean. A family boat if your family wants to make it more comfortable with some updating. And seller will not help finance boat for $19,900.00
This is for a person who takes sailing seriously. Several of these have sailed around the world. How can you do that anywhere for $19,900.
Owner has lived on boat 23 of the last 30 years and obviously has taken excellent care of any needed repairs on his own.
In 1985-2000 this boat used to charter out of Key West and the Bahamas.
Corinthian trimarans were built exceedingly strong by hand layup in a single huge mold for all three hulls, and another mold for the entire deck. Hulls are solid fiberglass and the deck is cored with end grain balsa.
A total of 11 sleeping spaces and a ton of storage. Two vanities with sink, 1 head and one shower all with hot water. Three hanging lockers, and office area and a 3 burner propane stove/oven.
In 2010 topsides were repainted with 2-part epoxy paint.
This boat is unsinkable because of foam located in the 3 hulls.
Also item of interest. Since she's powered by a Ford tractor engine. Replacement
parts are very reasonable.
If your dream is to sail the oceans this boat will achieve your goal.
Sails are in good condition and are in no need of repair.
Overview from around the web 1966 Commander 41 Trimaran Corinthian
Customers praise the 1966 Commander 41 Trimaran Corinthian for its innovative design and impressive performance on the water
Many highlight its exceptional stability and speed, making it a favorite among sailing enthusiasts who enjoy both racing and cruising. The spacious trimaran layout receives positive remarks for providing ample deck space and comfortable accommodations, ideal for extended trips. Owners also appreciate the solid construction and timeless appeal of this classic vessel, noting that it combines vintage charm with reliable functionality. Overall, feedback emphasizes the Commander 41 Trimaran Corinthian as a well-crafted, exhilarating boat that delivers a unique and enjoyable sailing experience.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1966 Commander 41 Trimaran Corinthian offers a unique blend of performance and classic design. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Innovative Trimaran Design: The three-hull configuration provides exceptional stability and reduced heeling compared to monohull sailboats.
Speed and Performance: Lightweight construction and trimaran design allow for impressive speed and agility on the water.
Spacious Deck: The wide beam offers ample deck space for crew movement and comfort.
Classic Aesthetic: The 1966 model reflects timeless design elements that appeal to vintage boat enthusiasts.
Shallow Draft: Enables access to shallower waters that are off-limits to deeper keel boats.
Cons
Limited Interior Space: Compared to monohulls of similar length, the interior living quarters may be more compact due to the trimaran layout.
Maintenance Complexity: The multihull structure requires careful upkeep, especially on the connecting beams and amas.
Availability of Parts: Being a vintage model, sourcing original or compatible replacement parts might be challenging.
Docking Requirements: The wider beam can make docking and marina slips more difficult to find and potentially more expensive.
Learning Curve: Handling a trimaran can differ significantly from traditional sailboats, requiring some adjustment for sailors new to multihulls.
Made For
The 1966 Commander 41 Trimaran Corinthian is designed for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate classic multihull performance combined with timeless design. Ideal for experienced sailors seeking a spacious, stable, and fast vessel, this trimaran offers an excellent balance of speed, comfort, and seaworthiness. Whether you’re interested in coastal cruising, day sailing, or exploring new waters, the Commander 41 Trimaran Corinthian caters to those who value innovation and craftsmanship from the golden era of multihull development.
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