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1998 MAINSHIP 350 Trawler Sold Boat in Chattanooga, TN US
Built in 1998
350 Trawler
1 Engine (Caterpillar)
39 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
Aunt Aggie is a delightful, modern trawler with classic trawler lines but built on a modified-V hull with shallow, full length keel. Her 14' 2" beam makes this trawler's main cabin very spacious with plenty of room for a full galley, lower helm, desk and seating/dining area. Two cabins, each with a queen berth makes sleeping for four very comfortable and the single head is roomy and contains a large separate shower stall. With a large cockpit, easy to navigate molded staircase to the flybridge, plenty of space and seating to entertain a group of people and a well equipped upper helm this boat has everything a modest sized liveaboard needs. Powered with a single Caterpillar 3116 300 hp diesel engine, she has plenty of power to reach a top speed of 14 knots but cruises efficiently at 8-10 knots. All fiberglass decks reduce maintenance while the interior maintains a nice balance of teak. This trawler has completed the Great Loop and is ready to go again.
Aunt Aggie is a delightful, modern trawler with classic trawler lines but built on a modified-V hull with shallow, full length keel. Her 14' 2" beam makes this trawler's main cabin very spacious with plenty of room for a full galley, lower helm, desk and seating/dining area. Two cabins, each with a queen berth makes sleeping for four very comfortable and the single head is roomy and contains a large separate shower stall. With a large cockpit, easy to navigate molded staircase to the flybridge, plenty of space and seating to entertain a group of people and a well equipped upper helm this boat has everything a modest sized liveaboard needs. Powered with a single Caterpillar 3116 300 hp diesel engine, she has plenty of power to reach a top speed of 14 knots but cruises efficiently at 8-10 knots. All fiberglass decks reduce maintenance while the interior maintains a nice balance of teak. This trawler has completed the Great Loop and is ready to go again.
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Customers praise the 1998 MAINSHIP 350 Trawler for its solid construction and classic trawler styling, making it a reliable choice for extended cruising
Many highlight its spacious interior layout, which offers comfortable living quarters with well-designed accommodations ideal for family outings or liveaboard lifestyles. The boat’s fuel-efficient diesel engine and stable hull design receive positive remarks for providing smooth, economical passages. Additionally, owners appreciate the generous storage capacity and practical deck space, which enhance both functionality and enjoyment on the water. Overall, reviews emphasize the 350 Trawler’s blend of comfort, durability, and ease of handling as key strengths.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1998 MAINSHIP 350 Trawler is a popular choice for cruising enthusiasts, known for its classic design and reliable performance. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious Interior: The 350 Trawler offers a roomy cabin layout with comfortable sleeping accommodations and ample storage, making it ideal for extended trips.
Fuel Efficiency: Designed with a displacement hull, it provides good fuel economy compared to faster, planing boats.
Stable and Comfortable Ride: Its design ensures a smooth and stable ride, even in choppier waters, enhancing onboard comfort.
Durable Construction: Built with solid materials and quality craftsmanship, the Mainship 350 is known for its longevity and low maintenance.
Easy Handling: The boat’s size and design make it manageable for single-handed operation or with a small crew.
Good Visibility: The raised pilothouse offers excellent 360-degree visibility, improving safety and navigation.
Cons
Speed Limitations: With its displacement hull, the 350 Trawler is not built for speed and typically cruises at slower speeds, which may not appeal to those seeking faster travel.
Aging Systems: Being a 1998 model, some onboard systems and equipment may be outdated and require upgrades or repairs.
Limited Outdoor Space: Compared to larger yachts, the deck and cockpit areas are relatively modest, which might limit outdoor entertaining options.
Engine Access: Some owners note that engine maintenance can be a bit cramped due to the engine compartment layout.
Interior Style: The interior design and decor may feel dated to some, reflective of the late 1990s style.
Made For
The 1998 MAINSHIP 350 Trawler is ideal for boating enthusiasts seeking a comfortable and reliable vessel for extended cruising. It’s perfect for couples or small families who enjoy exploring coastal waters and inland waterways at a relaxed pace. With its spacious layout and sturdy design, this trawler appeals to those who value comfort, fuel efficiency, and ease of handling on longer journeys. Whether you’re a seasoned boater or new to trawling, the MAINSHIP 350 offers a practical and inviting option for leisurely adventures on the water.
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