The 1995 Lagoon TPI is a 42-foot fiberglass catamaran built as hull number 37 of the limited TPI series. This North American-built version employed vinyl ester resin construction to enhance strength and resist osmosis, distinguishing it from the standard European design. Twin 60-horsepower Perkins diesel engines power the boat, paired with a substantial diesel generator for extended cruising independence.
The layout includes four cabins and two heads, providing accommodation for cruising or extended living. The broad 22.75-foot beam creates generous interior volume and stability typical of the catamaran platform, making the boat manageable for single-handed or short-handed operation across varied conditions.
The boat has been actively maintained and upgraded with modern systems: a high-capacity water maker, air conditioning, lithium battery bank, solar panels, and robust ground-tackle gear support extended passages. These additions, along with continuous owner care over fourteen years of West Coast cruising, have positioned the yacht as a capable offshore platform suited to both comfortable daysailing and extended bluewater work.
Length
42.00 FT
Beam
22.75 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Catamaran
Cabins
4
Heads
2
Engines
2
Engine Make
Perkins
Engine Model
103-10
Power
2 x NaN HP
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
80 GAL
Water
240 GAL