Never heard of them and it would be a real surprise if someone else made Moody yachts. Some models were built by different builders in the UK normally for the
charter market. The S31 is one example.
The active Owners Association have a forum for prospective owners:
https://www.moodyowners.info/forums/...question-here/
This from IPC Magazines article:
Moody 425
Introduced: August 1988
Ceased: July 1991
Built by:
Marine Projects (Plymouth) Limited
Designer: Bill Dixon
Boats Built: 116
Berths: 8
The Moody 425 is a direct development of the Moody 422. The main differences are the en-suite heads to the Aft
cabin, which can also be accessed, from the
Galley thus giving two accesses to the Aft
cabin. Inmast
furling mainsail and
furling headsail where standard. The transom was lengthened and incorporated two lockers in the transom. Forecabin: 2
single berths. Forward heads: situated to starboard this compartment is fully fitted out with a
marine wc, washbasin and
shower, hot and cold
water. Doors give access to forward cabin and forward end of the main
saloon.
Galley: to port, aft of the
saloon and is practically sited adjacent to the main
companionway. Hot and cold
water with refrigerated ice box. Two burner
stove with
oven and
grill. Access to owners suite.
navigation area. Aft passageway: Twin fore and aft
single berths which can be closed off to form a separate cabin. Aft cabin: centreline fore and aft double berth. A settee is fitted to starboard and a hanging locker and dresser to port. An en-suite
toilet and
shower area, marine wc, shower.