HMY Yachts

Cheoy Lee Yachts 40 LRC

1973–86

Cheoy Lee Yachts 40 LRC
The Cheoy Lee 40 Long Range Cruiser is a traditional trunk cabin trawler whose principal characteristics are solid construction, a stable, comfortable ride, and genuine long-range cruising capability. Hull construction is solid fiberglass, and a teak overlay was applied on the decks and cabintop. A deep, full-length keel protects the props and running gear and gives the owner a valuable margin of safety in shallow waters. The 40’s all-teak interior originally had twin single berths in the aft stateroom; however later models featured a double berth aft—definitely a more popular configuration. Visibility from the lower helm station is very good, and a deck access door provides quick access to the foredeck. With the salon settee converted, overnight accommodations are provided for up to six. The great appeal of owning a trawler, of course, is the ability to cruise economically for long distances. With nearly a thousand nautical miles of range, the Cheoy Lee 40 Long Range Cruiser is easily capable of serious bluewater passages. Twin 120hp Lehman diesels burn just 6 gph at an 8-knot cruising speed.
Additional notes (BoatUS)
Overview: Vintage Asian-built trawler with traditional trunk-cabin profile is seaworthy, economical, built to last.@Features: Generic teak interior originally had twin berths in aft stateroom; later models have doubleberth aft. Note convenient cockpit access door in aft stateroom. Well-finished engineroom offers good service access. Mast and boom assembly, teak decks were standard.@Comments: Full-length keel protects running gear. Cruising range exceeds 1,000 nautical miles.@Performance: Twin 120hp Lehman disels cruise efficiently at 7–8 knots.

Floor Plans

Cheoy Lee Yachts 40 LRC floor plan
Cheoy Lee Yachts 40 LRC floor plan

Courtesy of Powerboat Guide.

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