1972 Tartan 41

$35,000

Used

Boat in Westerly, RI 02891 US

builtBuilt in 1972
Year the boat was built
model

41

Boat model
engine

1 Engine (--)

Engine type and count
length

41 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Diesel

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material
Nominal Length
41ft
Length Overall
40.67ft
Length at Waterline
32.42ft
Beam
12.25ft
Drive Up Draft
7.25ft
Displacement
21000lb
Ballast
10000lb
Heads
1
Hull Material
fiberglass
Engine 1
Fuel Type
diesel
Engine
1986 Yanmar 3 cylinder 34HP diesel. Since new the engine has had its oil and filter changed spring, mid-summer and fall. Fuel filters changed annually. Main fuel tank replaced during December, 2014. Duplicate manufactured by Luthers, Bristol, RI is a 22 gallon, 14 gauge steel diesel tank. Spare 20 gallon diesel tank located aft which has never been used. 3 blade MaxProp
Sails and Rigging
60' aluminum mast with slab reefing, try-sail track, removable inner forestay. Custom boom by Sound Rigging, Essex, CT Mainsail with top 2 full battens 105% Hood Genoa O'Neil staysail
Winches
(2) Barient #32 ST Primary sheet winches (2) Barient #26 Secondary sheet winches (2) Barient #22 Jib halyards (1) Barient #21 ST Mainsheet (3) Barient #20 Secondary halyards and tuning (1) Barient #10 On mast - spinnaker pole lift (1) Barient #10 On horse shoe for tuning (1) Lewmar #30 On horse shoe for tuning (1) Lewmar #30 ST On mast - main halyard Backstay adjuster (hydraulic) - seals, cadmium fitting & fluid drained & replaced during 2017
Deck
2019 Dodger Bimini Deck repair by Nick Sahin Fiberglass Co. in 1996 included replace delaminated sections with foam core and build hardware base areas with solid FRP
Accommodations
Sleeps 8 with 2 berths aft, 4 berths in salon which include 2 pilot berths and 2 berths in the forepeak. Large hanging closet along with numerous enclosed storage areas. 2 fiberglass water tanks mounted in the salon.
Galley
CNG stove with oven Hot and cold pressure water Double sink 7 cubic foot ice box
Head
Enclosed head with sink and telephone type hot and cold shower. Holding tank with macerator pump with onboard and overboard discharge
Navigation Station
Large navigation table with storage Garmin #4208 Chartplotter mounted at nav table which works in tandem with Garmin #4210 Chartplotter mounted at the helm Both chart plotters have radar and receive weather via a Garmin 51 weather satellite receiver. A Furuno GPS Navigator, Icom M-424G VHF radio with GPS and a 12 volt analog wind speed and direction are also mounted at the nav station Electrical compartment rewired and bass electrical panel installed with digital meters
Electronics
Garmin HD 24' radar mounted on aft radar pole Garmin chartplotters (#4208 & #4210) Raymarine I-50 depth sounder Tack Tick & Raymarine wireless wind speed and direction displays Icom M-424G VHF radio with GPS Icom handheld VHF Icom HM195 GB/GW Command MIC mounted at helm Garmin GXM 51 Weather / Audio Satellite Receiver KVH AC 1000S Heading Compass Garmin GMS 10 Network Port Expander
Safety Equipment
Lifesling Throwable horseshoe buoy 4 auto inflate life jackets Fire Extinguishers (4) 35lb CQR anchor 2011 Zodiac RIB 9' 11" with 2011 Mercury 3.5 HP 4 stroke outboard
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Price History

DateEventPrice
1/29/26Initial price$35,000

Overview from around the web 1972 Tartan 41

Customers consistently praise the 1972 Tartan 41 for its classic design, solid construction, and excellent sailing performance

Many highlight its spacious interior layout, which offers comfortable accommodations for extended cruising. Owners appreciate the boat's balanced handling and reliable build quality, noting that it remains a favorite among traditional cruising sailboats. The combination of timeless aesthetics and practical functionality makes the 1972 Tartan 41 a highly regarded choice for sailors seeking both style and substance on the water.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 1972 Tartan 41 is a classic cruising sailboat known for its solid construction and timeless design. Here are some of the key pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Sturdy Build: Crafted with high-quality materials and expert craftsmanship, the Tartan 41 offers durability and longevity.

Spacious Interior: For a 41-foot boat, it provides a comfortable and well-laid-out interior, suitable for extended cruising.

Performance: Equipped with a well-balanced sail plan and a moderate displacement, it delivers reliable and enjoyable sailing performance.

Classic Design: The traditional lines and elegant aesthetics appeal to sailors who appreciate vintage styling.

Good Resale Value: Due to its reputation and build quality, the Tartan 41 tends to hold its value well over time.

Cons

Older Design Elements: Being a 1972 model, some design features and systems may feel dated compared to modern sailboats.

Maintenance Requirements: As with many older vessels, upkeep can be more intensive and costly, especially if previous maintenance has been deferred.

Limited Modern Amenities: It lacks some contemporary conveniences and technology found in newer boats.

Weight and Draft: The boat's displacement and draft might limit access to shallower waters and affect maneuverability in tight spaces.

Availability of Parts: Finding original or compatible replacement parts can sometimes be challenging due to the boat's age.

Made For

The 1972 Tartan 41 is ideal for sailors seeking a classic, well-crafted cruising yacht that combines performance with comfort. It is perfect for those who appreciate timeless design and solid construction, making it suitable for long-distance cruising as well as coastal sailing. Whether you're an experienced sailor or a dedicated enthusiast, the Tartan 41 offers a reliable and elegant vessel for memorable adventures on the water.

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Brigid Rooney Hall, CPYB and John F. Hall, Jr., 3 India Point Rd, Westerly, RI, 02891

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