2003 Hinckley Talaria 40

The 2003 Hinckley Talaria 40 is a 40-foot downeast composite yacht built with a Kevlar E-glass hybrid hull using the SCRIMP vacuum infusion process. Powered by twin Yanmar 440-hp diesel engines driving Hamilton 322 jet drives, she achieves a cruising speed of 30 knots and a maximum speed of 35 knots. The hull features a Flag Blue Awlgrip finish with a cream deck, single cream boot stripe, and green bottom paint. The yacht is equipped with a 12-kw Panda generator with sound shield and a 28,000 BTU reverse-cycle air conditioning system for year-round comfort.

The open pilothouse design showcases satin-varnished teak detailing, varnished teak instrument pods, and an integrated Hinckley Jet Stick control that combines steering, throttle, and bow thruster into a single joystick. The helm includes dual Raymarine Radar/Chartplotters with 10-inch color LCD displays, a Raytheon ST-60 Tridata system, and a Standard Horizon VHF radio with loudhail. Electrically adjustable Stidd helm seats finished in Ultraleather face forward-opening pilothouse windows with intermittent fresh water washers. The pilothouse settees port and starboard provide additional seating, with a removable teak table to starboard that can convert to a berth.

Below, the accommodations feature satin-varnished cherry wood interiors with a varnished teak and tulipwood sole. The forward V-berth sleeps two, while a convertible port settee provides additional sleeping space. The galley offers a four-burner electric cooktop, microwave-convection oven, and 12-volt refrigeration with Corian countertops. A private head to port includes a shower area with teak seating, full-length mirror, and Sealand Vacu-flush toilet. The electrical system comprises dual Lifeline house batteries totaling 420 amp hours, a 50-amp shore power inlet with Glendenning cord reel, and a 50-amp inverter-charger. Additional features include a Muir electric windlass with stainless anchor and chain, a Spectra water maker with UV sterilizer, and extensive teak detailing throughout deck and cabin.