Moody Aft Cockpit 41
Swanwick on the River Hamble was home to Moody Yachts from the middle of the
19th century and the boats built there encompass more than 150 years innovation.
The founder John Moody passed away in 1880 and was succeeded by his son
Alexander. He determined that all Moody yachts would feature the highest quality
materials and workmanship – and this continues to the present day. Since 2007
another well-established boat manufacturer has been continuing the Moody tradition:
HanseYachts AG. As a result, the production process is now almost entirely
automatic, precise to a millimetre and significantly faster than before.
19th century and the boats built there encompass more than 150 years innovation.
The founder John Moody passed away in 1880 and was succeeded by his son
Alexander. He determined that all Moody yachts would feature the highest quality
materials and workmanship – and this continues to the present day. Since 2007
another well-established boat manufacturer has been continuing the Moody tradition:
HanseYachts AG. As a result, the production process is now almost entirely
automatic, precise to a millimetre and significantly faster than before.
Specifications
| Length Overall: | 12.70 m | 41’66” |
| Beam: | 4.00 m | 13’12” |
| Length Water Line: | 10.90 m | 35’76” |
| Displacement: | approx. 9.8 t | approx. 21,604 lb |
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See HanseYachts AG at http://www.hanseyachts.com/