This 1998 Hoek Truly Classic 56 is a steel-composite sailing yacht designed by Hoek Design Naval Architects and built by Holland Jachtbouw. Her hull combines wood and composite construction with a modern underwater shape, paired with flush-laid teak decks and a distinctive low deckhouse. She is rigged as a cutter with hydraulic winches, hydraulic furlers, and hand hydraulic outhaul, backstay, and boomvang, carrying a mainsail, Yankee, staysail, gennaker, and genoa.
Below deck, the open salon connects to a galley, with three double cabins and two heads arranged throughout. The deckhouse provides a navigation station to port and a sofa to starboard. Power comes from a 160 hp Yanmar diesel engine paired with a bow thruster. Equipment includes a generator, complete navigation package with radar, Webasto hot air heating, a tender, and a life raft.
Length
57.41 FT
Beam
14.60 FT
Draft
7.87 FT
Material
Composite
Cabins
3
Heads
2
Engines
1
Engine Make
Yanmar
Engine Model
4LHA-HTP
Power
NaN HP
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
211.34 GAL
Water
211.34 GAL