1984 Marinette 39 Double Cabin

A 1984 Marinette 39 Double Cabin built with a fully welded aluminum hull. These boats were engineered by aircraft engineers and represent a construction approach largely abandoned after the early 1990s when fiberglass became the industry standard. The aluminum construction is known for durability and resistance to the issues that affect fiberglass boats over time.

The boat is powered by twin Chrysler Marine gasoline engines producing 660 hp combined. It spans 39 feet in length with a 13.5-foot beam, providing a substantial platform for cruising.

Accommodations include a closed forward V-berth and a galley area. A dual-entry head is accessible from both the V-berth and galley. The salon and galley are open to each other, creating flexible living space. The layout sleeps three couples comfortably, with additional flexibility for informal sleeping arrangements using cushions and bedding throughout the cabin areas.