1982 Tollycraft Tri Cabin

This 43-foot Tollycraft Tri Cabin is a semi-displacement fiberglass sedan bridge with a trawler-style profile designed for seaworthy cruising. Twin Caterpillar 3208 naturally aspirated diesel engines of 210 horsepower each power the boat, supported by a Westerbeke generator. The hull features a sharp entry and full-length keel for good handling in heavy weather, with flat after-sections that allow efficient cruising. Full walkaround decks, a radar arch, swim platform, and bow pulpit are standard to the design.

The interior layout centers on two staterooms, each with double berths, alongside two heads. The salon and lower-level galley are separated by a serving bar, with an inside helm station providing command of the boat. Teak cabinetry and paneling finish the accommodations throughout. Deck access from inside and a small but versatile cockpit with in-floor storage and transom door complete the layout. The aft deck is sized to accommodate a tender.

Navigation and communication equipment includes Simrad plotter, radar, autopilot, and VHF radio. An Espar diesel furnace provides heating, while upgraded 12V and 120V electrical panels serve the systems. A Roskelly Olsen electric davit and included Zodiac center console tender with 30-horsepower Nissan four-stroke engine round out the equipment. The boat has approximately 2,812 hours on the engines and 775 hours on the generator.