Rancher 41 Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Hull type

Monohull · fin

Rig

Masthead Sloop

LOA

40.42' · 12.32 m

Displ.

24,361 lbs · 11,050 kg

First year

1969

The Rancher 41 represents the zenith of Anstey Yachts' production history, emerging from the Poolebased yard between 1969 and 1972. Conceived during a transformative period in naval architecture, the vessel was designed by the acclaimed AngloAmerican architect Alan Gurney, whose reputation was solidified by highperformance icons like Windward Passage. The Rancher 41 was Gurney’s attempt to distill the offshore prowess of his custom racers, such as the 1968 Admiral’s Cup contender Carina, into a robust, seriesproduced fiberglass hull. With only a limited number of hulls completed before Anstey was absorbed into the Trapper Yachts brand, the Rancher 41 remains a rare find on the secondary market, prized by offshore traditionalists for its pedigree and "overbuilt" scantlings typical of early British GRP (glassreinforced plastic) construction.