General Description

One of the 41' Hatteras convertibles referred to as next-generation design in this model's run from 1986 to 1991, with a restyled deckhouse featuring a rakish flybridge, solid front windshield, stepped shearline, and solid sea keeping qualities. This layout with the galley up to port, the has salon seating on a sectional sofa to the starboard side. Hatteras teak interiors had set the standard for all convertible builders during this time period. The walk-around queen berth forward with head entry door is comfortable and accommodating. A couple of closets and several large drawers afford good storage for staying aboard. The guest stateroom has upper lower berths and a nice closet also.  

Set up for cruising or fishing/diving, there is a walk-through transom door to a fiberglass swim platform with a couple of folding deck chairs. For fishing days drop down the pair of double-spreader Rupp outriggers. There is an underdeck fish box and tackle center forward with cockpit sink. Safe passage to the foredeck is assisted by her full bow and deckhouse railings. There is a practical anchoring system with new Maxwell electric windlass, fiberglass pulpit with Fortress anchor and rode. The spacious flybridge has an extra large top to keep from getting overdone by the sun. It's aluminum framed with a white Stamoid canvas and the bridge cushions are in excellent condition since they are always stored indoors.

Salon and Galley

Entering the salon from the boat cockpit up two steps through the hinged door with window, the exterior is framed in varnished teak. Inside the open deckhouse area has a L-shaped settee to the starboard side aft with an end table and lamp at the forward end. To portside is the galley area with almond Formica countertop trimmed with a teak fiddle spill rail, a newer Whirlpool black laminate front refrigerator/freezer aft, a three-burner Galley Maid electric stovetop and oven, a white U-line ice-cube machine, and a brushed stainless basin sink with faucet. Forward and above behind a tambour door is a GE microwave oven. The lower cabinet contains 3 drawers, 2 cabinets and an under the sink cabinet. Both the sectional sofa and ottoman have storage beneath their lift off cushions. There are also 2 large storage areas in the starboard side cabinet to the side of and behind the TV. The deckhouse windows are treated with pull-down, pleated Duette-style shades. Nautical theme navy blue and white decor pillows are on the settee. The side deckhouse windows can slide open if needed. To the starboard side forward is a teak tambour door cabinet which houses a Samsung flat panel TV. A couple baskets of artificial plants are above. The outboard side of the salon has soffits with down spot lighting which are controlled on a dimmer switch. Settees are a beige ultra-suede, and the carpeting is a neutral color, patterned short pile. Center companionway steps lead down forward to the staterooms.

The interior of this boat is clean and tidy with no abuse or wear detectable and no odors.

Staterooms and Head

At the base of the steps to starboard is the Guest Stateroom with upper-lower twin berths with reading lights and teak bed rails. A hull side opening portlight (opaque) gives some natural lighting and ventilation if needed. Drapes are there also for sleep-in days. A good-sized, full-length teak closet is aft, drawers beneath the lower bunk, a full-length mirror on the back of the teak door, and a fan control knob for the A/C. There are off-white vinyl wallcoverings, blue shell and sea-life print bedspreads, and a carpeted sole.  

Across the hall is the teak entry door to the Head, with tan-swirl marble-look solid surface vanity top and molded sink with faucet. The outboard above the counter is all mirror with a slide opening medicine cabinet. The toilet is a fresh water SeaLand Vacuflush and there is an exhaust fan on the mirror just above. A separate shower compartment with clear plexiglass framed with aluminum has a molded seat, opening hullside (opaque) portlight, and wand style shower fixture. There is a switch for the sump pump and toilet and indicator lights for pump and holding tank. Vinyl laminate sole and a second door which leads privately into the master stateroom.

All the way forward is the Master Stateroom with teak cabinetry, closets, doors, bed rails, and trim. A walk-around, centerline, queen berth has a blue and while designer stripe print bedspread with built in bedstands to either side of the bed. Above by the forward bulkhead is the door which opens into the anchor locker. An opening overhead deck hatch (solid) can provide ventilation or emergency egress if needed, plus two hull side opening portlights (opaque) to either side. Two drawers and a lower cabinet are on both sides of the berth and a teak hanging lockers are on both sides aft as well. There are two decorative 110v table lamps on the countertops above the cabinets and nearby the AC thermostat on the forward bulkhead. The sole is carpeted and there is a private entry door to the head.

Hull, Deck and Fishing Equipment

• Fiberglass pulpit with teak inserts
• Full stainless steel bow rail
• New Maxwell low profile windlass, 12v DC, flybridge control switch and bow foot switch
• Fortress aluminum anchor mounted on stainless steel chute and pulpit roller with chain lead / nylon rode / safety line to anchor
• Spare anchor rode hawser (unused)
• Aluminum half tower with white canvas top and overhead electronics box with light beneath
• Navigation lights, port and starboard molded into deckhouse sides, stern light in top of transom. Anchor light is at the aft end of the half tower above and a steaming light is centerline on forward side of the deckhouse.
• Stainless steel flybridge ladder with black laminate tread steps, aft flybridge railings, and deckhouse wing rails
• Fiberglass Pompanette P2000 Helm and Companion flybridge chairs. There is a fiberglass footrest on the captain's chair stanchion.
• Stainless steel helm wheel with Edson speed knob
• Fiberglass swim platform with attachment clip for single post swim ladder
• Rupp double spreader outriggers with collapsible back bars
• Cockpit coaming pads
• Six flush mounted cockpit rod holders
• Six flush mounted drink holders in gunwale
• Eleven rod rocket launcher storage rack on aft flybridge rail
• Cockpit insulated cabinet to portside on the bulkhead
• Fiberglass cockpit tackle center with hinged lids covering cockpit sink and rigging table / storage bin - below is a large open cabinet.
• Two folding cockpit deck chairs
• Removable fiberglass underdeck fish box
• Self draining non-skid cockpit deck with aft corner scupper drains
• Walk-through transom door and lifting/hinged top gate
• Boat is factory painted Hatteras white Imron with Aristo blue deckhouse, shear, and boot stripe

Flybridge and Electronics

The bridge has a helm console with bench seating in front as well as a bench seat along the portside with storage beneath both. Hynautic wheel steering with a Danforth Constellation magnetic compass just forward of the wheel with VDO engine gauges to either side. Morse engine controls with clutches to starboard and throttles to port with a safety / grab rail to that side of the console. Flybridge has a tinted dark Plexi windscreen and behind a stainless grab railing. To the starboard of the helm is a clear plexiglass covered compartment that can be used as a chart table or otherwise a large glovebox, currently a Sony stereo is mounted here and a 12v lighter plug. Below are cabinet doors to access beneath the console. On the aft face of the console are the ignition keys and start buttons, bilge manual switches and indicator lights, Bennett trim tab toggles, Glendinning synchronizer switch, Hatteras systems monitor panel, battery parallel switch, and nav/instrument light controls. The Garmin GPS/Chart plotter and ICOM Vhf radio are in the overhead box. There are two items at the helm which have been removed, but panels remain rather than holes or fillers - there is no autopilot or remote control spotlight.

• Garmin touchscreen color 943xsv GPS/Chart plotter/depth sounder
• ICOM M-502 vhf radio with newer white Shakespeare antenna with Rupp mount
• Sony marine CDX-M10 stereo with two speakers mounted on the bottom of the overhead electronics box. 

Electrical and Mechanical Equipment

Detroit Diesel / Covington 465hp 6-71TIs, the port engine has had an overhaul approximately 70 hours ago and the starboard engine hours are estimated to be just under 2000. Engine hour meters had been replaced by a previous ownership. Engine overhaul was done by the boat owner and parts receipts are available.

• Morse cable engine controls
• Glendinning mechanical engine synchronizer
• 2-inch shafts with 3-blade props
• Hynautic wheel steering, updated rudder compartment systems
• Racor primary fuel filters and shut off valves
• All newer upgraded engine and transmission hoses and high-pressure lines
• Engine room oil pressure gauges
• Racor Crankcase ventilation / demister system with custom catch tanks / air filters
• Newer Exhaust blankets
• Engine block heaters
• Inboard raw water sea strainers
• Fiberglass water-lift style mufflers with mid-ship side underwater exhaust ports
• Onan 8kW generator in sound shield, unknown hours. Unit runs as designed carrying a full load and the sound shield has been completely refitted. Primary fuel filter is a Racor.
• 220v/110v AC electrical system, 12v DC electrical system
• Batteries in fiberglass box centerline with radial cut-off switches
• Recently new Odyssey batteries, 3 banks
• Engine starting battery parallel switch at helm
• Battery condition meter on Main Electrical breaker/switching panel in salon
• ProMariner ProNautic 50amp 12v automatic battery charger
• Alternator
• 50amp shore power cord / 30amp shore power inlet plug
• Central ground bonding wiring to transom zinc
• Engine room automatic fire-suppression system tank
• Multiple handheld fire extinguishers mounted throughout interior
• Sureflow fresh-water system pump
• Insta-hot tankless water heater
• Freshwater tank is in the center of the engine room
• Cruisair Marine reverse-cycle A/C system with 2 zones / condensers (stateroom unit is newer, digital thermostat in salon)
• Three automatic / manual bilge pumps + 1 auto / manual sump pump
• High water bilge alarms
• Vacuflush freshwater head system with Y-valve, holding tank with macerator or deck pump out (updated vacuum pump and tank)
• Cable TV and Telephone inlet plugs

Broker Comments

ALIKAL is a solid 41' Hatteras which shows a high level of care taken by her knowledgeable owner. The "original" Hatteras features have not been modified or junked up as with many similar age sisterships. It's possible that she's only had 3 owners since new, spending her life in Florida. This spec offers a general summary of the updates, but personal inspection is suggested to appreciate the extent of the work completed.

Custom Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice. ALIKAL is currently in use by the present owner and as a result there may be items visible in the photographs that will not convey with the sale. A specific list of exclusions will be provided upon request accompanied by an acceptable written offer. Buyer should assume that anything not specifically written on the full spec could be excluded, certainly all fishing tackle, tools, dive gear, handheld electronics, charts, personal safety gear/weather gear