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Mainship 390 Trawler

1999–2005

The Mainship 390 Trawler is a flybridge cruiser with a modified-V semi-displacement hull, broad 14-foot beam, two-cabin accommodation and single or twin diesel shaft propulsion. Its molded stairs, large bridge and walkaround decks emphasize accessibility and living volume. The same basic design was originally marketed as the 350 Trawler.

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Mainship 390 Trawler
Length
39.75 ft
Beam
14.17 ft
Draft
3.67 ft
Hull behaviour
Semi-Displacement
Fuel
Diesel
Propulsion
Shaft
Engine configuration
Single or twin inboard diesel
Boat family
Trawler
Construction
Fiberglass hull with cored deck and superstructure areas

Best for

  • Couples wanting apartment-like cruising space
  • Great Loop and coastal cruising where dimensions fit
  • Owners valuing molded stairs and a large flybridge

Trade-offs

  • Wide beam and high air draft restrict marinas and waterways
  • Modified-V hull is not a traditional full-displacement trawler
  • Single-engine examples depend heavily on thrusters or handling skill
  • Large deck and superstructure areas require careful moisture inspection

Known concerns

  • No model-specific concern has been promoted to B-Atlas’s evidence threshold. This does not mean the model has no age-, condition- or hull-specific risks.

Inspection focus

  • Confirm whether propulsion is single or twin and verify engine-room access
  • Inspect deck, flybridge and window structures for moisture intrusion
  • Inspect fuel tanks, exhaust, steering and thruster installations
  • Verify actual air draft and mast-lowering arrangements

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