The Cheoy Lee Offshore 41, primarily designed by Ray Richards and introduced in the early 1970s, represents a pivotal era for the Hong Kong-based shipyard as it transitioned from traditional wood construction to fiberglass. Unlike some of its predecessors designed by Bill Luders, the Offshore 41 was conceived specifically as a rugged, long-distance cruiser with a focus on interior volume and heavy-weather stability. Built during a period when Cheoy Lee was the world’s most prolific exporter of fiberglass yachts, the 41 remains a staple of the "blue water" cruising community. It is most recognized for its traditional lines, including a clipper-like bow (on some variants) or a moderate overhang, a sweeping sheer, and an abundance of teak joinery that gives the vessel the appearance of a classic wooden yacht despite its GRP (Glass Reinforced Plastic) hull.
Used Cheoy Lee Offshore 41 Sailboats for Sale
- Make
- Cheoy Lee
- Model
- Offshore 41
- Builder
- Cheoy Lee Shipyard
- Designer
- Ray Richards
- Number Built
- 100
- Production Year(s)
- 1972 - ??
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