The Colvic Victor 41 (1982) is a solidly built, centre-cockpit cruising yacht designed by John Bennett and constructed by Colvic Craft Ltd. and M.H. Hooks in the UK. She offers excellent bluewater capability combined with a spacious and practical interior.
Built with a GRP hull and deck, teak cockpit, and timber superstructure, she has benefited from significant care and upgrades over the years, including a full osmosis treatment in 2022 and regular servicing.
Her rig is a sloop with aluminium spars and roller furling, and she carries a full suite of sails including mainsail, genoa, and storm jib, with rigging last replaced in 2012 and sheets renewed as recently as 2022.
Powered by a Yanmar 4JH5E 53HP engine (new in 2017) with matching gearbox and propeller, this yacht also benefits from a BCS 85 kgl bow thruster, upgraded 130A alternator, six-battery system with solar panels, and shore power connectivity.
Accommodation is generous, sleeping 6–7 people across three cabins and the saloon, with 6’6’’ headroom, two heads with showers, a newly upholstered master cabin (2024), and a brand-new gas cooker (2025).
On deck, she is well-equipped with a 25kg Rocna anchor and Lofrans electric windlass (refurbished 2025), bimini, sprayhood, cockpit cushions, and a folding table.
Navigation and safety gear include Raymarine autopilot (2023), GPS chartplotter, VHF with AIS, lifejackets, bilge pumps, and fire extinguishers, making her ready for extended cruising.
With her recent upgrades, meticulous maintenance, and proven seaworthiness, this Colvic Victor is a dependable and comfortable choice for long passages or liveaboard life.
Location: Preveza, Greece
Flag: USA