1966 Cheoy Lee —

This 1966 Cheoy Lee is a 41-foot fiberglass cruiser built during the early years of the Hong Kong shipyard's American market presence. The Rhodes Reliant 41 was a limited production design, with only 43 examples built to this specification. The yacht was designed by naval architect Phillip Rhodes and constructed by the Cheoy Lee family shipyard.

The boat is powered by a gasoline engine and is equipped for cruising. As a classic yacht from this era, it represents the craftsmanship and design philosophy of mid-century cruiser construction, combining the traditional building practices of Cheoy Lee with Rhodes's naval architecture approach.