 TA
CHIAO BROS
CT 41
PHANTOM
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Boat Name: PHANTOM
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Year: 1973
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Current Price: SOLD
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Located: Annapolis, MD USA
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Hull Material: Fiberglass
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Engine/Fuel: Single Diesel
Additional Specs, Equipment and Information
Builder/Designer
Builder: Ta Chiao
Designer: Wm. Garden
Dimensions
LOA: 40' 8"
LWL: 32' 6"
BEAM: 12' 2"
Displacement: 27,500 Lbs.
DRAFT: 6'
Bridge Clearance: 53'
Sail Area
789 sq. ft.
Sails
Jib, main and mizzen – 8 oz. Dacron
Rig
Wooden Spares removed. Two Hinckley aluminum Spars
come with the boat and need to be installed.
Winches
Two #2 halyard on mainmast, one #3 mainsheet, two #28 jib sheet
Hull
One-piece fiberglass laminate to Lloyds of London Specifications
Engine
Diesel Engine
HP: 50 Engine
Model: Perkins 4-108 Hours: 0
New "LONG BLOCK" May 2008
(new engine from oil pan to valve cover) installed
with new engine mounts and transmission.
Steering
New (2007) Edson Pedestal steering in cockpit with 6” bronze sheaves and
adjustable brake, 30” ships wheel in teak.
Electrical System
Wiring to U.S. Coast Guard specifications. 12-volt circuit fused, 110 volt
with circuit breaker. Shore connector, 50 amp, 110-volt outlets. Complete
cabin lighting, running lights, spreader lights on main mast.
Plumbing
12 volt water pressure system, 8 gallon hot water heater, one 12 volt shower
sump and bilge pump, hand bilge pump. Toilet room with head, stainless steel
basin and shower.
Tankage
Fuel: 2 - 75 Gallon Iron Tanks
Water: 160 Gallons Holding: 30
Gallon
New Stainless Steel 130 gallon water tank under solon
sole installed 2007
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 With her simple marconi ketch rig, the CT 41 is a
fine “two person” boat – no sail too large to be handled by one
person, and when shortened down, she will balance under jib and mizzen or
under main alone.
 Included as standard equipment are Dacron
working sails, diesel engine, pressure water system, water heater, shower,
bow pulpit with teak catwalk, stanchions and lifelines, and much more.
 Your
first impressions on stepping below decks in the CT 41 are of
spaciousness and light, with the conservative but rich décor of the teakwood joinery and beautifully upholstered
furniture.
Accommodations
Interior Arrangement
The interior of the CT 41 features lavish use
of the most select teakwood, oiled to
 enhance the beauty
of the grain and to eliminate maintenance.
The joinery is done in a manner not seen in many
boats.
The full teak interior has feature carvings;
curved doors; abundant storage through out; 3 opening hatches
(including a "butter fly wing" hatch over the salon; 9 opening
bronze ports; large windows in the salon; 6' 5" headroom.
Sleeps 6 guests in a spacious layout with exceptionally proportioned
storage space.
Forward is the crew quarters with one berth, a large hanging locker
and egress through a foredeck hatch or stateroom.
The main saloon features a wood burning
fireplace.
The salon may be shut off from the forward
stateroom, giving complete privacy to two couples.
And everywhere you look there is storage space – lockers,
drawers, bins, shelves – for all the gear you’ll have aboard for
serious cruising or living aboard.
Galley
The galley is aft of the saloon and is ideally arranged for gourmet
meal preparation. The U-shaped galley is spacious with a
New (2007) Force 10 3-burner-and-oven gimbaled stove.
Hot
and cold pressure water, large stainless sink, a freezer and refrigerator.
(Refrigeration unit removed. New cold plates partially completed)
The master stateroom has a pull-out double berth with Six drawer
storage under and a hanging locker.
Head
The head, with separate shower room is spacious
and has plenty of storage space for linens, towels, and your personal
toilet articles.
Dining
A teakwood table in the main salon that folds out of
the way when not in use.
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