This 1982 Hinckley Bermuda 40 MKIII is a fiberglass sailing yacht built as hull number 182 of 203. The boat features a bronze keel, recessed teak decking that has been replaced with glued teak, and an electric Hood Stowaway mainsail. Electric systems include a centerboard and winches. The custom navigation station and salon layout place the dinette to port, an arrangement favored by many Bermuda 40 owners.
Power comes from a Yanmar diesel engine. Navigation equipment includes a newer Garmin chart-plotter and radar. The boat has one head, a functioning watermaker, and new refrigeration. Comprehensive offshore sails are included, some unused. A one-year-old Fairclough cover is also aboard.
The deck varnish shows wear in places and some canvas covers would benefit from replacement. These are cosmetic matters and do not affect the boat's functionality or seaworthiness. The yacht represents a thoughtfully equipped example of the model with several custom features that reflect careful ownership and upgrades over time.
Length
40.00 FT
Beam
11.67 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Heads
1
Engines
1
Hours
80 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
48 GAL
Water
70 GAL