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A Fractional Sloop Designed By Phil Rhodes In 1956! Early Use Of Fiberglass Hull! Well Cared For! Ready To Sail!

This 1958 41-foot Rhodes Bounty II is one of the inaugural fiberglass racer/cruisers. It helped to revolutionize boatbuilding and brought a new boat construction category to sailors. The Bounty II remains an affordable, efficient choice for cruisers at sea, one that happens to be just 5 years shy of 50 years old.

Structure and stability are strong points in this 1958 Rhodes Bounty II with its narrow beam and healthy ballast/displacement ratio meaning she can recover from a deep capsize. The seller reports that she comes with a healthy complement of sails including a main and working jib in good condition, a new storm jib/blade, new 120 and 150-degree genoas, a spinnaker and poles, and 7 more bags including a spare main.

A diesel Perkins 4108 (50 hp) affords alternative engine power to this Bounty II. The seller states there are approx. 400 hrs. on the Perkins.

You won't lack for other significant modernizations either. There's a GPS with Navionics, a forward scanning depth sounder, VHF, stereo, and a Raymarine tiller pilot to ease and assist your navigational needs.

Other deck and onboard comfort aids include new raw water and circulation pumps, Max feathering prop, monitor wind vane, Ideal electric/manual windlass, 300-ft. 5/16" new anchor chain, Force 10 diesel/kerosene cook stove, a Sig marine diesel cabin heater, and many other upgraded items.

The seller states that this 1958 Rhodes Bounty II was last hauled out in March 2002 and that new zincs and bottom paint were done at that time.