1995 Mainship Sport Cruiser

The 1995 Mainship 40 Sport Cruiser is a fiberglass-hulled motor yacht built for comfortable coastal cruising. Powered by twin 330-horsepower Mercruiser engines, it reaches a cruising speed of 19 knots with a top speed of approximately 21 knots. The modified-V hull design provides a smooth ride in varied water conditions. Fuel capacity is 300 gallons, with water and holding tank capacities of 100 and 40 gallons respectively.

The yacht features a flybridge sedan layout with a spacious salon, full galley, and sleeping accommodations for up to six. The master stateroom forward includes a queen berth, private head, and shower. A guest cabin amidships has twin berths. The upper flybridge offers captain's chair and guest seating with a bimini top. Wide side decks, large cockpit, swim platform with ladder, and bow pulpit with anchor windlass support safe movement and water activities.

Recent updates include a rebuilt starboard engine in 2023, fresh bottom paint in 2022, and new batteries in 2026. The yacht is equipped with twin new heat pump air conditioning and heating units, a hot water system, Garmin GPS chartplotter, Garmin VHF radio, 8kW Kohler generator, and electric trim tabs. An 8-foot beam provides stable cruising characteristics for this 40-foot platform.