1991 Mainship 35 Open Bridge

The 1991 Mainship 35 Open Bridge is a distinctive flybridge cruiser built during a brief production window that makes it relatively uncommon today. The fiberglass hull measures 35 feet with a 12-foot-plus beam, powered by twin 700-horsepower Crusader gasoline engines.

The boat's layout prioritizes interior volume and outdoor space. The flybridge features a large U-shaped seating area with integrated steps rather than a ladder, a forward walkthrough entrance to the bow, and is topped with a bimini and relatively new bridge cockpit cover. Below, the main salon and separate dinette area offer generous accommodation. The galley is full-sized, and the single cabin includes a queen berth. The enclosed head has a stall shower, and systems include a new water heater, electric fresh water head, and air and heat. A large sliding door opens to the interior from an equally large aft cockpit area, which accesses a substantial swim platform.

Recent updates include new carpet throughout the cabin and a new windlass anchor. A generator is installed but has not been operated in years and cannot be verified as functional.