Construction Methods... The old method of fastening the salon sole to the outboard hull shelves has given way to a salon ‘tub’, the sides of...
The portside stateroom with it’s 6’6” headroom is where the crew or the gangly teenagers will bunk out. As in all the other staterooms, occupants...
The starboard cabin is well-suited for those guests who packed too much stuff: there are side-by-side twin berths, each with storage beneath. A...
The Very Important Guests will be properly pampered with a queen-sized pedestal berth that even has hullside steps for the vertically-challenged...
Claustrophobes will love these multi-faceted half-inch thick Plexiglas shower stalls. Note the robust Italian hinges; piano hinges are so last...
Typical throughout the boat, the heads feature teak soles and the aforementioned mirrored overheads which really do make the space seem larger....
A six-step companionway leads down from the galley area to the accommodations passageway, slightly offset to port-of-centerline. Turn aft, and...
Within easy plate-passing distance across from the galley is the U-shaped dinette with double pedestal table. Sight lines out the window are quite...
While a cherry sole is standard, teak & holly—as shown—lends a traditional look. A plentitude of overhead halogens plus a huge side window sheds...
The American-style Plan ‘B’ galley shown here is U-shaped and achieves near-Holy Grail status with it’s work triangle placement of...
A personal visit is needed to experience just how spacious this salon really is: it’s about twenty-five feet from one end to the other, and...
