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DeFever boat models
B-Atlas currently covers 8 DeFever models spanning 34.33 ft to 48.83 ft. This page organizes the models in the current database; it does not imply a complete factory production catalogue.
Models covered by B-Atlas
1974–1976 · 34.33 ft · beam 12.25 ft
The DeFever 34 Passagemaker is an Arthur DeFever cruising design emphasizing substantial displacement, protected running gear and practical accommodations for extended motoring.…
1984–1991 · 40 ft · beam 14.5 ft
The DeFever 40 Offshore Cruiser is an Arthur DeFever cruising design emphasizing substantial displacement, protected running gear and practical accommodations for extended…
1979–1992 · 40.25 ft · beam 13.67 ft
The DeFever 38 Trawler is an Arthur DeFever cruising design emphasizing substantial displacement, protected running gear and practical accommodations for extended motoring. Its…
1980–1995 · 40.58 ft · beam 14.17 ft
The DeFever 41 Trawler is an Arthur DeFever cruising design emphasizing substantial displacement, protected running gear and practical accommodations for extended motoring. Its…
1978–1981 · 42.17 ft · beam 14 ft
The DeFever 43 Trawler is an Arthur DeFever cruising design emphasizing substantial displacement, protected running gear and practical accommodations for extended motoring. Its…
2002–2008 · 45 ft · beam 15 ft
The DeFever 45 Pilothouse is an Arthur DeFever cruising design emphasizing substantial displacement, protected running gear and practical accommodations for extended motoring.…
1986–1992 · 46.83 ft · beam 16 ft
The DeFever 47 POC Motor Yacht is an Arthur DeFever cruising design emphasizing substantial displacement, protected running gear and practical accommodations for extended…
1994–2006 · 48.83 ft · beam 15 ft
The DeFever 49 Cockpit Motor Yacht is an Arthur DeFever cruising design emphasizing substantial displacement, protected running gear and practical accommodations for extended…
How to use this page
Open a model guide to compare dimensions, hull behaviour, propulsion, trade-offs and inspection focus. B-Atlas preserves uncertainty: a missing value is not treated as evidence that a boat fails a requirement.