Mainship Pilot 34 Express (AKA NauticBlue 341) Delivered to Charter Outfit
Mainship Pilot 34 Express boats will see charter duty.
December 10, 2001
The first two Pilot 34 Express models from Mainship will be used as charter vessels.
Mainship Corp. shipped its first two Pilot 34 Express models to NauticBlue Power Yacht Vacations, a division of The Moorings. The news was announced in a press release from the Luhrs Group, Mainship's parent company.
The classically styled express boats have been specially outfitted to serve the charter market. For low maintenance, reliability and easy maneuverability, the boat's were rigged single Yanmar diesel engines and bow Thrusters.
The NauticBlue 341, as the Mainship 34 will be known, will feature the new color scheme of the charter operation It reportedly will boast a variety of options to enhance comfort and luxury for charter customers.
The boats will be available this winter for bareboat charters in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, and in Marsh Harbour in the Abacos, Bahamas.
Additional information is available from NauticBlue, (800) 416-0224 or www.nauticblue.com.
