1983 Moody 41, EUR 65,000

The Moody 41 is configured for family cruising, with a center cockpit offering seating for up to eight, a spacious saloon and three distinct sleeping areas. Accommodation includes a large aft stateroom with double berth and en-suite head, plus a forecabin with V-berths and a port cabin with two single berths. The U-shaped galley is equipped with twin stainless-steel sinks, a gimballed two-burner cooker and oven, custom shelving and extended storage lockers. The yacht also has two heads, including a serviced aft Jabsco marine toilet and a forward electric toilet conversion.

Propulsion is provided by a Mercedes OM615 2.0-litre diesel rated at 54 HP / 40 kW, with a 90A alternator and integrated controller. Electrical equipment includes two 100 Ah batteries, a 290 Ah LFP house battery, a 2 kW solar charger/inverter and a 450 W solar panel with solar arch. Navigation and sailing systems include a Raymarine Autohelm 4000 autopilot, Raytheon ST40 bidata instrumentation, a NASA Target2 wind system, headsail furler and self-tailing winches. The sail inventory comprises mainsail, genoa, storm jib and spinnaker; the genoa was repaired in 2024.

The hull has a fixed cast-iron keel, with a displacement of 9344 kg, LOA of 12.50 m, beam of 4.00 m and draft of 1.83 m. Deck equipment includes a 20 kg Force anchor, 80 m of anchor chain, a 1 kW electric vertical-capstan windlass and wireless remote control. The cockpit is complemented by a folding dodger, folding/removable bimini, folding table and stern swim platform. Further equipment includes a brand-new Zodiac Aero dinghy with a Honda 2 HP outboard, an eight-person liferaft, horseshoe lifebuoy and automatic floating light.