2002 34-Mainship Pilot Pics

 Forward Berth:

View from Above

Port Side (bow to stern)



Starboard Side (bow to stern)

Hinged Mattress - (freezer below)


Galley/Dinette:


Bow to Stern View

Stern to Bow View







Head:





Pilothouse:




Stern to Bow

Bow to Stern

Curtains Closed

Icemaker


Engine Compartment:

Port Engine

Starboard Engine

600 Watts of Solar & Victron Control


Exterior:








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