1993 Mainship 40 Sedan Bridge

The 1993 Mainship 40 Sedan Bridge is a 40-foot flybridge cruiser powered by twin Crusader 454 XL gas engines with approximately 1,600 hours. The fiberglass hull measures 14.33 feet at the beam and carries a 310-gallon fuel capacity. Equipment includes a Kohler 800-watt generator, Side Shift bow and stern thrusters, windlass anchor with helm control, and a Zodiac tender with 5-horsepower outboard and manual davit lift. Raymarine and Lowrance electronics support navigation, with VHF radio and engine RPM sync at the helm.

The layout centers on a lower-deck salon with dinette seating, L-shaped sofa, television, and full galley containing refrigerator, stovetop, sink, and microwave. A forward VIP stateroom features a V-berth with hanging lockers and storage. The guest stateroom aft offers twin-size bunks, and the head includes a VacuFlush toilet, sink, vanity, and separate shower stall.

The flybridge provides double-wide helm seating and forward companion seating to port and starboard, all protected by full isinglass enclosure. A wet bar with sink and cupholders completes the upper deck. Below, the cockpit and swim platform include transom seating, underseat storage, boarding ladder, and isinglass enclosure. The bow features integrated steps, cushioned seating, and a windlass anchor.

Canvas and isinglass were updated in 2018. Marine heating and air conditioning, along with the tender and davit system, round out the cruising package.