Key Features:

• Length Overall: 43 feet
• Beam: 15 feet
• Draft: Approximately 4 feet
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Fuel Capacity: 420 gallons
• Water Capacity: 200 gallons
• Holding Tank: 38 gallons 

Accommodations:

The yacht offers a two-stateroom, two-head layout:

• Master Stateroom: Located aft, it features a centerline queen berth, ample storage, and an ensuite head with a tub/shower.
• Guest Stateroom: Situated forward with a double berth and an ensuite head with an enclosed shower.
• Salon: Spacious with large windows, a lower helm station, and comfortable seating.
• Galley: Down to port, equipped with a full-size refrigerator, stove/oven, microwave, and double stainless steel sinks.
• Dinette: Opposite the galley, convertible into a double berth. 

Deck and Exterior:

• Sundeck: Hardtop-covered with full enclosure, wet bar, and access to the swim platform.
• Flybridge: Fully enclosed with Eisenglass, featuring helm and companion seating, wrap-around guest seating, and a radar arch.
• Swim Platform: Full-beam with a telescoping boarding ladder.
• Deck Equipment: Includes plow anchors with 200’ chain, windlass with controls at the bow and helm, and a dinghy lift system. 

Mechanical and Electrical:

• Engines: Twin Cummins 300 HP diesel engines.
• Generator: Westerbeke 8 kW.
• Air Conditioning: Two Dometic 16,000 BTU units.
• Electrical System: (2) 30 Amp shore power inlets, Master Volt battery charger, and lithium batteries. 

Electronics and Navigation:

• Navigation: Raymarine Hybrid Touch 12” Radar/GPS/Chart Plotter/Depth, Raymarine Evolution Autopilot, AIS transponder.
• Communication: Raymarine VHF radios at upper and lower helms.
• Entertainment: Fusion AM/FM/Bluetooth stereo, flat-screen TVs in the salon and master stateroom. 

The 1990 Jefferson 43 Sundeck combines classic design with practical features, making it a favored choice for liveaboards and cruising enthusiasts. Its solid teak interior, ample storage, and comfortable accommodations provide a welcoming environment for extended stays on the water.