1964 Hinckley Bermuda 40 Custom Yawl

Accomodations:
"Amy K" boasts a hand crafted varnished mahogany interior with a teak and holly cabin sole. Sleeping 6 in two cabins.The forepeak has a divided chain locker. The FORWARD Cabin has a 6'8" V berth with insert to convert to a double berth, also a drawer and bin is located under each berth. To port is a 3 drawer bureau with bin and opposite is a large hanging locker with shelf outboard and a frosted opening hatch above. Next aft, the HEAD is to port with a Wilcox Crittendon "Skipper" toilet with Y valve for sea water flushing or holding tank re-circulating flush. Vanity with formica countertop and stainless steel sink with hot and cold water pressure and shower sump, medicine cabinet with mirror and generous storage with six small cabinet drawers. To starboard are two hanging lockers, one with liquor locker outboard.The MAIN CABIN has pilot and pull out transom berths port and starboard with storage underneath and bookshelves outboard, and a centerline gimbaled large mahogany drop-leaf table comfortably seats six. There is a Luke III charcoal cabin heater on the forward bulkhead and a frosted opening port providing plenty of natural light and ventilation.

Galley:
The GALLEY is aft and the full width of the cabin. It has a custom refrigeration unit, rebuilt in 2003(engine driven or 110V shore power) to starboard with the countertop and dish storage above. The dual refrigeration box (which keeps food separate from ice) was re-insulated in 1983 and also serves as the NAV table. To port is the Luke Heritage #5 gimbaled 3 burner propane stove with oven and a cover for additional counter space, stainless steel double sink with hot and cold pressure water, sea water hand pump, and large storage trap in formica countertop. There is additional storage in lockers aft, outboard, and behind centered companionway steps, as well as a silverware drawer, glass rack, and bottle rack. There is a teak grate and dust pan recessed in the cabin sole and a custom wastebasket.

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Raytheon Necco Autopilot with hydraulic ram systemVHF Radio 25W with Stainless AntennaTwo BatteriesDanforth 6" Constellation compass110 Volt Shore Power with CordMaster AC/DC Circuit PanelMultiple AC Outlets in CabinBattery Charger12V dual horn (2006)Masthead Aries wind vaneMoore speedometerMoore apparent wind indicator and anemometer

Deck and Hull Equipment:
Solid hand laid fiberglass, reinforced with additional laminates in all stress areas. Bottom peeled and barrier coated, and white gel coated topsides done in 2000. Deck is solid fiberglass and bolted in to a 6" hull flange to form a permanent hull/deck joint. External lead keel is fastened with stainless steel bolts and the all bronze centerboard is operated by a worm gear with override in case of accidental grounding. Custom worm gear and lubrication system was added, as well as new chrome dorade vents.

Sails and Rigging:
Mainsail, North Sails RF genoa, Hood MPS (1984)w/snuffer, mizzen and mizzen staysail, storm jib, storm trysail, spinnaker,Dodger, Bimini, and mainsail and mizzen sail covers (2002),Full awning with 3 battens, Cockpit cushions