Anstey Yachts Ltd. (UK)

This from Paul Anstey, (son of founder, Russel Anstey)
"Russell Anstey and his wife, June, founded Anstey Yachts in about 1964. I joined straight from school in 1965. The company was formed to build the RUSTLER 31, a Holman and Pye design. Rustler was a play on dad's name. Hence also the Rustler emblem being used later by Trapper Yachts. We then built the STRIDER 35 which was also a Holman and Pye design. Our next boat was the RANCHER 41 which was designed by Alan Gurney (of Windward Passage fame). In the mid sixties we built a series of fifty foot charter boats for service in the Caribbean designed by E.G. Van de Stadt called the GLASS CLIPPERS. In the late sixties we started to build boats designed by C&C.
Anstey Yachts was taken over by The Granary Group in 1974."

Address:
Denmark Road, Poole, Dorset
BH15 2DU. England

No longer in business

Years in Business: 1958 - 1972

Sailboats Built By Anstey Yachts Ltd. (UK)

(Dates indicate when boat was first built by any builder)

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MODEL LOA FIRST BUILT FAVORITE COMPARE
C&C 35-2 35.50 ft / 10.82 m 1973
RANCHER 41 40.42 ft / 12.32 m 1969
RUSTLER 31 31.42 ft / 9.58 m 1965
STRIDER 35 35.20 ft / 10.73 m 1966
TRAPPER 28 28.17 ft / 8.59 m 1968
TRAPPER 300 26.25 ft / 8.00 m 1976
TRAPPER 42 41.42 ft / 12.62 m 1983
TRAPPER 500/501 27.33 ft / 8.33 m 1977
TRAPPER 950 31.10 ft / 9.48 m 1980
TRAPPER T250 25.18 ft / 7.67 m 1980
TRAPPER T250S 25.18 ft / 7.67 m 1985
TRAPPER TS240 25.18 ft / 7.67 m 1980