1988 O'Day 40

The O'Day 40 is a fast cruising yacht with many innovative features. It incorporates the best of all worlds ... a spacious, well-appointed interior with a comfortable and safe sailing platform that will perform well all across the wind spectrum.

The main salon is exceptionally bright, airy, and spacious, with an open layout that makes her feel even larger than she actually is. They didn't skimp on storage in the process- storage space is everywhere. The cockpit is a very roomy 7 feet long.

The O'Day 40 Mark is the most completely outfitted, spacious and luxurious yacht ever presented by O'Day. If you're looking for a clean well maintained boat with two private cabins, you will not be disappointed!

Ballast: 6600
Displacement: 18000

Westerbeke 40

Fuel: 50
Fresh Water: 110
Holding: 25

Forward stateroom: Beginning forward, the V berth is a spacious one, with two chests of drawers and a changing seat. Fiddled shelves line each hullside forward of the drawers and an overhead hatch for ventilation. A bi-fold door opens to the corridor aft, where there is a hanging locker and shelf to augment the forward storage space.

Head: Located on the port side, there is a manual head, a teak shower grate and shower wand and abundant storage along the hull sides and below the sink. A mirrored medicine cabinet is above the sink. Two opening ports and an overhead hatch provide plenty of ventilation in this space.

Saloon: Along the starboard side, there is a cabinet housing the AC unit, with a drawer below and shelf above. Back of that is a 6'3" long settee. Storage is behind the settee as well as above, with a shelf and two drop-front lockers above. On port, the dinette is u-shaped, with a drop leaf table on centerline. Storage is the same as on the starboard side and a flat screen TV is located at the forward end of the settee. Lighting and ventilation is provided by several fixed lights, three opening ports, two overhead hatches, two dorade vents and numerous overhead and reading lights.

Galley: Located at the base of the companionway on port, the galley is U-shaped and is well laid out, with a generous amount of counter space. There is a large double stainless steel sink located towards centerline on the forward end of the space, followed by the stove along the hull side. Behind that counter are numerous organizer compartments at counter level and cabinets above. At the aft end of the space there is a large icebox and an overhead louvered door storage cabinet.

Nav station: The nav station is located aft of the settee on starboard. The top is large enough for a chart book and has storage below it, with all electrical and electronic components behind it and within easy reach. There is a swing-out stool that secures beneath the top when not in use.

Master stateroom: Entering this space from the starboard side of the boat, there is a seating space that cleverly conceals a head and sink area. The sink is behind a drop down panel, while beneath that if you lift the seat is a manual head. Just back of that is a double doored hanging locker. The berth is queen sized and athwart ships, with cubbies and a fiddled shelf at the head and foot of the bed and reading lights. Ventilation is abundant, with an overhead hatch and three opening ports.

Galley:

• Tasco 2 burner propane stove w/oven
• Icebox w/hand pump pump out
• Norcold 12V refrigeration
• Double SS sink
• H/C pressure water with single lever mixer

Plumbing systems

• Atwood 6 gallon hot water heater
• Sherwood fresh water pump

Forward head:

• Single SS sink
• H/C pressure water
• Shower wand
• Teak shower grate
• Shower sump pump
• Groco manual head
• Y valve for overboard discharge
• Manual pump for discharge

Master head:

• Drop-down fiberglass sink
• Single lever H/C mixer
• Groco manual head
• Y valve for overboard discharge
• Manual discharge pump

• Harbor Fast Claw 35lb Anchor. Brull Claw - Type 35lb with 25' chain/ 150' rode
• Danforth Fotress FX 23lb Anchor with 25' chain / 150' rode
• Lofrans Tigress Anchor Windlass with foot activation (1000w/12V #24150
• Double bow roller
• Anchor area saltwater wash-down pump
• ProFurl roller furling system for headsail
• Removable Inner Forestay with mechanical lever purchase system
• Two Side Stays
• Spinnaker Pole with on - mast storage with height adjustment
• Removable running backstays with 3:1 purchase system
• Harken and Schaffer deck Hardware, turning blocks throughout
• Bimini w/observation window
• All controls led aft with 9 rope clutches accessible from cockpit
• Barient #23 Two Speed Self Tailing Winches (1)
• Barlow #27 Two Speed Self Tailing Winches (2) Barlow #10P winch (1)

The O'Day 40 is an easy boat to handle, whether single handing or cruising as a couple. All lines are led back to the safety of the cockpit.

• Pro Furl roller furling
• Spinnaker pole
• Spinnaker pole car on mast track
• Keel stepped, double spreader aluminum spar
• Mechanical boom vang
• Mainsail with reef points
• Quantum 140% roller furling genoa with UV cover

The freshwater-cooled diesel has excellent access from forward, side and top in the aft cabin.

• Edson steering pedestal
• Ritchie compass
• Dual lever engine controls
• SS destroyer wheel
• Automatic electric bilge pump
• Manual bilge pump

• Ritchie Compass
• Stereo
• Sony 10 disc changer
• Sony stereo speakers in saloon
• Raytheon Radar
• Shakespeare TV antennae
• Wind Generator
• Standard Horizon VHF Radio
• Alfa Spectra digital autopilot
• Datamarine speed, distance, depth, wind and speed indicators
• Nico type solar vent
• Raytheon RL 9 LCD Radar
• Garmin 120 GPS
• Heart Interface Link 2000-R

• All new starter and house batteries
• Water heater, refrigerator, freezer
• Kyocera Photovoltaic Module Solar Panels (2) Model KC 120-1
• Force 10 Outdoor stern pulpit mounted gas grill
• Honda 15 HP Outboard
• Caribe 9'1" Hard Bottom RIB (1998)
• Crane with arm and purchase system for lowering/raising outboard
• Lifesling Person Overboard System
• Forespar 10' Person Overboard Pole
• Watermaker