Little Harbor 60 Sailboats for Sale

Drawing Diagram

Builder drawing

Hull Type

Monohull · centerboard

Rig

Cutter

LOA

60.42' · 18.42 m

Disp.

70,500 lbs · 31,978 kg

First year

1995

The Little Harbor 60 stands as a quintessential example of the "performance cruiser" philosophy championed by legendary naval architect Ted Hood. Built primarily during the midtolate 1990s, the 60 was the flagship of the Little Harbor line before the brand’s acquisition by Hinckley Yachts. These vessels were largely produced at the Ted Hoodowned yard in Taiwan, though at least one notable hull, Showtime, was completed in the United States. Characterized by a lowprofile deckhouse, a sweeping sheer line, and a robust cutter rig, the Little Harbor 60 was designed to provide the volume of a 65foot yacht within a more manageable 60foot footprint. According to Nautipedia, the model was part of a prestigious lineage that included the 54, 58, and the later 62 and 63 variants, many of which shared the same foundational hull DNA.