1981 Bristol 41.1 Center Cockpit
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Michael Beers, CPYB
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Informazioni
The Bristol 41.1 is a Ted Hood design that marked an important evolution for Bristol Yachts. Introduced in 1981, it moved away from the traditional full-keel cruisers of the 1960s toward a more versatile, performance-oriented hull with a centerboard — offering both shallow-water access and capable bluewater stability.
Built in Bristol, Rhode Island to high standards, the 41.1 earned a reputation as a gentleman’s cruiser. It features heavy hand-laid fiberglass construction, substantial structural bulkheads, and interior joinery finished to a level often associated with more expensive builds.
Endless Summer is a well-maintained example, lightly used by her second owner and currently located in Mamaroneck, New York. A major refit was completed in 2000 at Ted Hood’s Little Harbor yard including an addition of Hood’s Stowaway mast system. The comfortable center-cockpit layout offers timeless lines and sleeping accommodations for up to six, with two private cabins, a salon, two heads, and reverse-cycle heating and air conditioning throughout.
Built in Bristol, Rhode Island to high standards, the 41.1 earned a reputation as a gentleman’s cruiser. It features heavy hand-laid fiberglass construction, substantial structural bulkheads, and interior joinery finished to a level often associated with more expensive builds.
Endless Summer is a well-maintained example, lightly used by her second owner and currently located in Mamaroneck, New York. A major refit was completed in 2000 at Ted Hood’s Little Harbor yard including an addition of Hood’s Stowaway mast system. The comfortable center-cockpit layout offers timeless lines and sleeping accommodations for up to six, with two private cabins, a salon, two heads, and reverse-cycle heating and air conditioning throughout.
