2012 Princess V39

The Princess V39 is a spacious express cruiser built around quality construction and athletic performance. Twin Volvo Penta D6-330DP diesel engines deliver 660 horsepower combined, with joystick control and a bow thruster managing maneuvers with precision. The hull is finished in white, and the boat measures 42.6 feet in length with a 12.5-foot beam.

Topside, the boat centers on a large swimming platform and an L-shaped seating area with ample walking space. A starboard-side wet bar includes an electric grill, sink, and refrigerator. The helm features dual steering stations, with a lounger positioned to port. Cockpit heating extends comfort into cooler weather, and full-height canvas covers protect the space when moored.

Below deck are two cabins: the forward cabin holds an en-suite head with separate shower and toilet, while the aft cabin features a sliding double berth conversion. The main saloon is open and spacious, configured with carpet and capable of converting into two additional berths. Navigation and control systems include Raymarine electronics—an e125 chartplotter with 12.1-inch color display, i70 multifunction display, HD color radar with 18-inch radome, and p70R autopilot with color display and rate gyro. An AIS receiver and DSC VHF radio complete the suite. An onboard Eberspracher D4 heating system warms both interior and cockpit via dedicated outlets, while a windscreen demist system uses heated air from a calorifier. The saloon television is a 26-inch LED unit with integrated radio, DVD, and MP3 playback. Additional chain storage totals 40 meters, and a Mastervolt 220-volt inverter supports the electrical system.