1990 Endeavour 43 Center Cockpit

The Endeavour 43 is a fiberglass center cockpit cruiser built for long-distance sailing. Powered by a 30 hp Electric Wheel inboard motor paired with a 20kW battery bank, she offers electric propulsion suited to coastal and offshore passage-making. The hull was hauled and bottom-worked in 2024, and the boat includes new stainless steel fuel and water tanks. At 45 feet overall with a 14-foot beam, she provides solid sea-keeping proportions for her class.

Below decks, the layout centers on a forward cabin with V-berth and storage, leading aft to a main salon with galley featuring a Samsung refrigerator and freezer, plus an Element flatscreen television. The master stateroom occupies the aft section, offering a queen berth with outboard drawers and a mirrored hanging locker. Two heads serve the accommodations—one forward with shower, one aft with stand-up shower—both fitted with sinks, counterspace, and cabinetry.

On deck, a roller furler, spinnaker pole, and spinnaker halyard support her sailing potential. The cockpit features a pedestal wheel, electronic throttle, Danforth Constellation compass, and integral table. A swim platform with ladder, anchor locker, lazyjacks, and aft storage round out the working inventory. Air conditioning wall units forward and aft provide climate control in the cabin and salon. The boat is fitted throughout with 110-volt outlets and overhead lighting in all cabins and living spaces.