I was at Brundall Bay Marina carrying out a Pre-Purchase Survey on this Princess 41 Motor Yacht yesterday.
Marine Projects of Plymouth built the Princess 41, a stretched version of the Princess 37, from 1977 to 1982, when the boat was superseded by the 414, based on the deep-vee version of the 37 hull but with a modified superstructure and interior layout. The 414’s continued in production until 1987.
The standard layout for the 41 has eight berths in four separate cabins. The standard engine installation is twin 235HP Volvo diesels with a top speed of about 24 Knots.
Marine Projects of Plymouth built the Princess 41, a stretched version of the Princess 37, from 1977 to 1982, when the boat was superseded by the 414, based on the deep-vee version of the 37 hull but with a modified superstructure and interior layout. The 414’s continued in production until 1987.
The standard layout for the 41 has eight berths in four separate cabins. The standard engine installation is twin 235HP Volvo diesels with a top speed of about 24 Knots.
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