1984 Mainship 40DC (South Carolina)
Exterior Photos
The exterior shows the pulpit with stainless steel anchor rollers and a Delta plow anchor, plus stainless steel fender racks and a windshield cover (2023). A fiberglass swim platform with a stainless steel swim ladder, an outboard bracket, and boarding gates on each side are also present.
Deck Photos
On deck, the bimini-covered flybridge has an Eisenglass enclosure (2023), a Todd helmseat, a Springfield mate seat, bench seating, engine and trim tab controls, an anchor windlass control, tablet and phone holders, and an Aqua Meter Gemini magnetic compass. The bimini-covered sundeck offers non-skid, weather curtains, a transom gate, molded-in steps to the side decks and up two stainless steel & teak steps to the flybridge, plus a Magma stainless steel BBQ grill and two rod holders.
Interior Photos
Inside, the salon has a lower helm starboard forward with a side deck access door, electrical panels and storage to starboard, and opening side and aft windows with blinds. Seating includes two lounge chairs starboard aft and a port forward counter with two stools, with engine room access via salon sole hatches.
Cabin Photos
The full-beam aft master stateroom has a centerline queen berth, nightstands with reading lights, multiple portlights, an overhead hatch with screen, and a vinyl teak & holly sole. Forward, the guest stateroom offers a V-berth with new mattresses (2022), storage, two overhead hatches with screens, and a vinyl teak & holly sole.
Head Photos
The master ensuite head includes a tub/shower, while the guest stateroom’s ensuite head has an enclosed shower. Both are Vacuflush.
Other Photos
Mechanical highlights include twin Perkins T6.354M 185 HP main engines (approximately 4,785 hours), Teleflex engine controls, Hynautic hydraulic steering, Groco sea strainers, Racor 500FG fuel filters, Bennett trim tabs, a Kuuma 11 gallon water heater (2014), and Marine Air Systems reverse cycle air conditioning/heating (two units, 16,000 BTU each). Electrical gear includes an Onan 8MDKDB1C 8 kW generator with remote panel (approximately 1,222 hours), a Magnum inverter, four 30 amp shore power cords, a 50 amp shore power cord, a 50 amp to two 30 amp splitter cord, and Perko battery switches.




































































