new Mastercraft 300

[PowerYachtBlog]

have a look here - MC 300

interesting new cruiser from a ski boat builder, nice spacious cockpit for a 30ft
comments, POV here or on the blog too...

 

[JamesTT]

Correspondence from Mastercraft-

Key points of the MC300

1. We call this a twin-tip day yacht, LOA 33’ 9”.

2. This is a semi-custom boat. The cabinet woods and finishes, cabin and cockpit colors and materials are all customized to your desire.

3. The materials that we use as standard: hardwood cabinets, hardwood floors, quartz countertops, the interior and exterior Ultraleather, far and away surpass any traditional 30-35 ft cabin boat

4. This is an outside focused boat: large cockpit, 3 position aft seating, hardwood cockpit cabinets with optional grill and refrigerator are all designed for outside use and entertainment

5. The twin-tip architecture and 11’ beam give us great width in the cockpit, allowing the main sleeping area to run athwartships. It also gives the boat an effective length more like 36 to 37 feet



Base manufacturer suggested retail price – gas engines - $295,000

Base manufacturer suggested retail price – diesel engines - $350,000



When you compare the standards features to any other make and model, we believe you’ll be able to see



We’ve got a picture walk through file, with updated pictures, from the Miami Boat Show, available for you as well. This has pictures above and beyond what we have at www.mastercraft.com/300

 

[JamesTT]

Very flat hull, transom deadrise 16 degrees, might nor be much fun in the Irish Sea??

 

[PowerYachtBlog]

16 or the more used 18 does not make much difference really,
I am curious about the forward entry as that will, if it is less than 30 infront you will suffer, if above that or may be over 40 it is good