Description

1975 Valiant 40 "SALISH SEA": A Bluewater Classic in Beautiful Mazatlán, Mexico

Meet SALISH SEA, a timeless 1975 Valiant 40, one of the most iconic bluewater cruisers ever built. Designed by legendary naval architect Bob Perry, the Valiant 40 redefined offshore performance when it launched in 1973. With its perfect balance of speed, strength, and sea-kindliness, this design has earned a lasting reputation as one of the best ocean-going hulls of all time.

If you're looking for a true ocean voyager, proven, well-maintained, and ready for adventure, SALISH SEA is your chance to own a piece of sailing history. Whether you're dreaming of extended coastal cruising or ambitious offshore passages, this vessel delivers both performance and comfort in equal measure.

Currently located in Mazatlán, on the edge of the Sea of Cortez, SALISH SEA is already in one of Mexico’s premier cruising hubs. Known as the "Pearl of the Pacific," Mazatlán blends historic colonial charm with modern amenities, featuring two full-service marinas, vibrant cultural life, and over 20 kilometers of golden beaches.

Let our team of Mexico yacht experts show you how simple and rewarding yacht ownership can be. Start your cruising journey today with SALISH SEA, a legendary boat in an unbeatable location!

Highlights

Manufacturer Valiant

Model 40

Year 1975

Price $75,000 USD

Reduced Price $69,500 USD

Status For Sale

Badge Price Reduced

Length 40

Hull Material Fiberglass

Region Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico

Type and Class Sail, Cruiser, Cutter

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Specs

General Information

Manufacturer	Valiant
Model	40
Year	1975
Length	40
Hull Material	Fiberglass

Additional Details

Status	For Sale
Badge	Price Reduced
Region	Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Mexico

Full Specs

Dimensions and speed

Length Overall	46.67 ft
Max Draft	6 ft
Beam	14.75 ft
Cabin Headroom	6.33 ft
Length at Waterline	34 ft
Hull Material	Fiberglass
Fresh Water Tank	125 gal
Fuel Tank	85 gal
Cruising Speed	6.4 kn
Max Speed	7 kn

Propulsion

Engine Make	Volvo Penta
Engine Model	D-240
Total Power	40 hp
Fuel Type	Diesel

Galley

Cool Blue refrigeration and holding plate
Dickinson Mariner 4-burner propane stove
Double sink
Pressure water system
6 gal. water heater
Ample storage

Electronics and navigation

Icom 802 HAM
Icom AT-140 tuner
Furuno 16-mile range radar, radar alarm
Standard Horizon VHF with AIS
Alpha Navman autopilot
Garmin GPS Map182
Ritchie compass
Depth sounder
Knot/meter log
DVD

Mechanical

Espar AC and heater, diesel
(1) auto and (1) manual bilge pumps
Raw water sea strainer
Racor T500 fuel filter
Engine and stove fuel shut off
Fresh water cooling system
Overboard head, manual holding tank
Wheel steering
ZF 2	1 transmission
Engine alarm and emergency stop
Extra propeller

Electrical Systems

(4) house batteries and (1) start
Battery parallel switch
12V and 110V electrical system
1100 watt inverter
35 amp Balmar auto battery charger
(3) 135amp and (1) 85
Dockside electrical cable
135 amp Volvo Penta alternator
12V LED interior lighting

Deck and hull

CQR anchor with 100 ft. chain and 200 ft. cable
Danforth anchor
Hydrauic and manual windlass
Bow rollres
Coated SS lifelines
(2) gates
Stern and bow rails
Boarding ladder
Bow pulpit
Dodger
FG deck

Sail and rigging

Main, jib, staysail, storm sail. Dacron, cruise equipped sails
Tri Sail and track
Mainsheet traveler
Roller furling
Backstay adjuster
Aluminum, keel stepped mast
Wire standing rigging
Lines led aft
Winches	(2) ST Barient 28, (2) ST Barient 21, (1) ST Barient 22, (2) Barient 21 and (1) Barient 22