1982 Whitby 42

Description

The 1982 Whitby 42, designed by Ted Brewer, is a versatile and customizable 42-foot ketch renowned for its traditional design and modern technological integrations. The robust fiberglass construction ensures durability and seaworthiness, perfect for both coastal cruising and bluewater passages. Located in Dallas, Texas, this well-maintained vessel has been under careful stewardship with regular preventive maintenance. It features a spacious interior with two cabins, two heads, and a U-shaped galley equipped with a 3-burner stove, double sink, and refrigerators. The saloon has ample seating and storage, ideal for extended voyages. On deck, the Whitby 42 stands out with its aluminum masts, titanium chain plates, and Profurl roller furling systems. The mechanical setup includes a reliable Ford Lehman 85 HP diesel engine with 4600 hours, hydraulic steering, and a Vetus bow thruster for easy maneuvering. Additional enhancements like the Muir Cougar windlass, Rocna anchor, and custom Sunbrella covers make it a ready-to-go vessel for serious sailors.