1981 Mason 43

The Mason 43 is a fiberglass cruising yacht built in 1981, measuring 43 feet in length with a 12.5-foot beam. Powered by a Perkins 4-108 diesel engine producing 47 horsepower, the boat was designed for extended offshore passage-making and performs well in open-water conditions. The engine has logged fewer than 200 hours since being rebuilt.

The yacht accommodates two cabins and features one head with a separate shower. The deck layout includes a spacious, safe cockpit and open areas for comfortable movement and relaxation. Below deck, the interior is finished with quality woodwork and incorporates a modular assembly design that allows components to be disassembled for access to systems underneath.

The boat carries a well-chosen set of cruising equipment. A Nielsen electric windlass handles anchor work, while a Village Marine water maker rated at 10 gallons per hour provides freshwater generation. A Mermaid 16,000 BTU reverse-cycle air conditioner supports climate control. The yacht carries a symmetric spinnaker with sock that has seen minimal use, logged at fewer than 10 hours. The teak decks have been removed and fiberglassed over.