Interior Accommodations
Below decks WILLIWAW is warm and inviting. Her interior is traditionally fit out with teak and holly sole and teak veneered bulkheads. Her cabin cushions are a pleasing blue Alacantra suede  fabric with comfortable bolsters. 
Beginning forward, the owners cabin has a low V-berth style bunk that is 6’ 7” long. Under the bunk is a hinged door to allow access to storage. To starboard is a small sitting bench and generous hanging locker. The hull sides are lined with teak battens with shelving above for personal items. At the forward end of the bunk is access to the anchor locker. To port is another hanging locker. The cabin is well lit with one overhead light, two LED reading lights, and an overhead hatch with integrated Oceanair screen and shade. 
Moving aft into the main salon, you are greeted with plenty of portlights and hatches that allow for excellent natural light. This cabin is expansive for only a 41’ vessel with headroom of 6’ 4”. Along the port side is a linear settee that would make a good sea berth with storage above and outboard. The grey painted carbon mast is unimposing in the cabin and nestles into the forward end of the main salon table. To starboard is the large fixed salon table that services the U-shaped settee and comfortably seats six people. Storage is available by two opening doors on the centerline. Outboard along the hull are four cabinets, with open shelves below. LED lights are remotely activated by switches deliberately placed throughout the cabin. 
At the aft end of the main salon is the large galley. A double stainless sink with single action faucet, three-burner LPG stove, and countertop accessible refrigerator are all services readily available. A small flip-up counter acts as additional counter space for hors d’oeuvres or more prep space. Storage is plentiful here as well with five small drawers to the right of the stove, outboard along the hull behind three sliders, below the sink and stove as well. An opening portlight is situated above the stove for sufficient ventilation when cooking as well as two bright warm white LED lights. 
Opposite the galley on the port side of the boat is the forward facing navigation station. Here there is a standard nav desk with flip-open top, and enough storage for plotting tools, books, and to have a laptop out. A small Raymarine chartplotter is mounted on the bulkhead with a multi display above for current conditions. The comfortable seat is positioned such that the a bulkhead provides adequate back support.
The head compartment is just aft of the nav station and positioned conveniently at the base of the companionway for any watch standers. The electric flush toilet faces aft with the countertop and single basin sink outboard. Running the length of the countertop is a teak fiddle to keep items from falling off while underway. There is a single action faucet and separate sprayer. Outboard along the hull is storage with mirrored sliders and an opening hatch above in the cabin top. LED lighting keeps the space bright. The separate shower stall is aft with a large cabinet outboard and opening hatch door aft to access the port cockpit storage area. A teak shower grate is underfoot for support above the shower pan.
Opposite the head and aft of the galley on the starboard side is the aft cabin. A sturdy teak door separates the cabin. The bunk is low and 6’ 7” long forming a queen-size bunk and very comfortable sea berth. The space has a generous storage cabinet, LED reading lights, and two opening portlights for ventilation. 
Galley

• Double basin stainless sink

• Force 10 3-burner LPG stove/oven

• Pressurized hot/cold water

• Refrigeration

Electronics and Navigation

At binnacle:  

• Raymarine Hybridtouch chartplotter 

• Raymarine ST290 display remote controller 

• Raymarine ST6001 smart pilot 

• Suunto compass 

Over companionway:  

• (2) Raymarine ST290 wind and compass indicators

• (2) Raymarine ST290 multi-displays 

Nav station:  

• Raymarine ST290 multi-display 

• Raymarine Hybridtouch chartplotter 

• Raymarine Autopilot smart controller 

• Icom MC-402 VHF with mic

• Vesper Marine XB8000 AIS (2022)

• West Marine floating handheld VHF 

• Standard Horizon HX890 handheld VHF w/GPS 

• Raymarine RS150 GPS 

• Starlink 

• Raymarine 150G AST Course Computer 

Electrical 

WILLIWAW has recently received a significant electrical systems refit, facilitating additional loads, integrating charging sources and modernizing the system. 

• 12v DC and 120v AC electrical systems  

• Victron BMV 712 battery monitor (monitors house and start banks) 

• (4) Lifeline 6-volt AGM house batteries (440 Amp Hours total, 2021)

• Lifeline 12v AGM battery

• Victron battery temperature sensor for temperature compensated charging 

• Victron Cerbo GX with 7” touchscreen battery/systems monitor (networked with solar regulators, 2022)) 

• (2) Solara 130w solar panels – S575M35/S (side mounted for easy deployment, 2025) 

• Xantrex 220w Max Flex solar panel (mounted on dodger with quick release mechanism, 2024) 

• Victron MPPT 100/30 solar controllers 

• Blue Sea Systems DC panel and battery bank monitor  

• Victron Phoenix inverter 

• ProMariner ProSafe FS30 galvanic isolator

• ProNautic 12 – 40 2 bank charger  (2022)

• Schupa AC breakers 

• Six 110v AC outlets throughout vessel 

• Battery isolator switches 

Mechanical and Plumbing Systems

• Volvo D2-55 diesel engine with Volvo Saildrive MS25S (1957.1  hours)

• Sail drive diaphram replaced (2023)

• 4-blade 18” Max Prop (2024)

• Replaced heat exchanger and elbow 

• Flexofold propeller (spare) 

• Whale bilge pumps for bilge, head and shower sumps, and manual overboard dump 

• Rule 3700 bilge pumps 

• Rule bilge pump switch at nav station

• WEMA fuel and water tank gauges at nav station

• ShurfloFlojet salt water pump for anchor washdown

• Par-Max 2.9 water pump

• Water filtration system under sink

• Safe-T-Alert high bilge water alarm

• Fuel tanks cleaned (2024)

• Eberspacher D3CL cabin heater

• QL Airheater engine cabin heater (heaters share the same ducting)

Deck and Hull

• Lofrans 1000 windlass  

• Rocna 20kg anchor (2022)

• 200’ 5/16” chain and 100’ of line (2021)

• Imtra windlass control buttons 

• (6) 8” deck cleats 

• (3) deck pad eyes on bow 

• (2) fairleads to port of bow hatch 

• Vetus deck tank fills 

• Dodger/windshield cover 

• Lewmar steering wheel 

• Stainless dodger frame

• Sunbrella marine canvas dodger with Makrolon polycarbonate windows (2024)

• Sunbrella marine canvas covers for windows

Sails and Rigging

• Hall Spars carbon fiber mast (painted grey) 

• Rod rigging 

• Hall Spars aluminum boom

• Ubi Major jib furler (Jiber JB2AX, 2022)

• Harken Vang-Master  rigid vang

• Lazy jacks system

• (6) Harken 57 turning blocks

• (4) Harken 75’s turning blocks

• (3) Rutgerson blocks at mast base 

• (13) Spinlock clutches 

• Harken traveler 

• Self-tacking system for 90% jib (removed right now)

• Anderson two speed, self tailing winches: 

• (4) Anderson two speed, self tailing 46ST winches 

• (2) Anderson two speed, self tailing 52ST winches

Sails: 

• Mainsail North Sails tri-radial with full battens

• 115% Dacron Schattauer jib with white UV cover and foam luff (great condition 2022)

• 90% Dacron/spectra self tacking jib

• North Sails Code 2 Superkote spinnaker

• Omega 36 storm sail 8.8oz 

Miscellaneous and Safety

• Switlik MOM 9 MOB module 

• Lifesling MOB recovery device 

• Global Fix EPIRB (1/2026 expiration)

• Leather wheel cover