Little Harbor Yachts

Active: 1959 – 2000

Founded by Ted Hood, Litte Harbor Yachts were built in Japan as early as 1959 and later in Holland at Franz Maas of Hollard, and then Taiwan (Lien Hwa Industrial Corp.). Hood had close relationships with the yards that were building his designs and later began manufacturing them at his own yard located in Taiwan.

The company was sold in the late 1990's and the brand was retired not long afterward. It is thought that about 200 boats were built under the Little Harbor name from 35 to 100 feet.

Yachts of the Little Harbor brand were usually built on a semi-custom basis so details vary widely.

Boats (16)

Name	LOA (ft)	First Built	Last Built	Rig
LITTLE HARBOR 37	37	1965	—	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 38	38	1982	1988	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 42	42.67	1987	1989	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 44	44.33	1983	—	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 46	45.67	1986	1992	Cutter
LITTLE HARBOR 48	48.16	1990	—	Cutter
LITTLE HARBOR 50	50.75	1982	—	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 51	50.58	1990	—	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 53	52.67	1984	—	Cutter
LITTLE HARBOR 53 CC	52.67	1985	—	Cutter
LITTLE HARBOR 54	54	1989	—	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 57	56.67	1983	—	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 58	58	1989	—	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 60	60.42	1995	—	Cutter
LITTLE HARBOR 62	62	1982	—	Masthead Sloop
LITTLE HARBOR 63	63.83	1988	—	Masthead Ketch