Mason 43 ?

[johngfoster]

I would contend that Hooked has a more similar interior layout to a M44 than a M43. The aft cabin of a M43 is distinctive, and going by the pictures in the listing provided for Hooked, it appears there is a double berth to port, but not to starboard. I do see the pilot berths above the settee though, which is also similar.

For my purposes, I'm looking for a boat with at least 5 private berths (me, wife, and 3 girls) that are out of the living area (saloon). This is one of the main reasons the M43 is so appealing to me.

[Harley1]

Wanted to check in my mason 43 we have it at bay point in norfolk, going to head south after thanksgiving.
Anyone with similar interests?
Hello to all my cruising friends; )

Harley

ps love the boat it behaves so well quite comfortable
pharley107@aol.com

[Ericson38]

Originally Posted by pamellon

In October we ended up buying the Mason 44 I mentioned in my previous post. She's the next to last hull made, no teak decks and both the fore and aft cabins have large Pullman berths and lots of storage. We're now looking forward to moving aboard and heading out.

Is that the one that was listed by Rogue Wave Yachts in Annapolis ?

[sailorcherry]

You're right, thanks for pointing that out John. I forget there is a 44 and assume it's the 43 when I've seen interior layout shots online.
Hope you find a 44 or like boat, happy shopping.

Originally Posted by johngfoster

I would contend that Hooked has a more similar interior layout to a M44 than a M43. The aft cabin of a M43 is distinctive, and going by the pictures in the listing provided for Hooked, it appears there is a double berth to port, but not to starboard. I do see the pilot berths above the settee though, which is also similar.