What has 3 cabins, 2 heads, shoal draft, and good light air performance?

[senormechanico]

Quorning is coming out pretty soon with a 40' tri. Have you looked at that?

[SailFastTri]

Originally Posted by senormechanico

Quorning is coming out pretty soon with a 40' tri. Have you looked at that?

I've seen what's on the web site. I doubt it'll be nicer or roomier than my 1200, which is beautifully finished and has an aft cabin with head. And it'll be out of my price range.

[mglonnro]

Here!

https://www.yachtworld.com/veneet/20...e-415-3577774/

Yours truly,
Hanse fanboy

[Sailingmartin]

A Southerly 42 or 47 would fulfill your specifications. Lifting keel with under 3ft draft and ICW compatible mast. Lovely boats.

[Lowcountry]

Hallberg-Rassy.

[Aprilmu]

Catalina 42, MkII. Love ours; plenty of room; 3 cabins w/Pullman layout forward with head/separate shower stall. I know you don't want it but we also love our in-boom main. Fully battened sail, super easy to reef. She sails real nice for a production boat. And she's sturdy.... we've experienced some interesting weather on the Chesapeake in spite of always paying close attention to forecasts.
Good luck!

[Fbfisher]

Originally Posted by sailorboy1

Probably just about any 40-42' post 2000 excharter or charter layout from the Hunter/catalina/jne/bene/sun

Exactly my thought as well.