Mainship built a reputation over the years for delivering good value thanks to efficient production methods and their policy of including an extensive list of standard equipment with each boat.
In the 1990s, Mainship reintroduced its trawler line with two new models: a 35- and 39-footer, delivering more than 300 boats in five years.
Morgan Industries, parent company of Mainship, Luhrs, Silverton, and Hunter Sailboats filed for bankruptcy in May, 2012.
David Marlow, president/owner of Marlow Yachts, purchased the assets of Mainship
late in 2012. The new company’s first model was introduced in February, 2013.
RECENTLY SOLD
LOA MANUFACTURER YEAR LISTED SOLD LOCATION
47' MAINSHIP 1998 $154,902 (03/19) $151,500 (08/19) FL, USA
43' MAINSHIP 2000 $198,500 (11/18) $185,000 (08/19) MD, USA
43' MAINSHIP 2007 $199,950 (08/19) $190,000 (09/19) NY, USA
41' MAINSHIP 2009 $225,000 (09/19) $215,000 (10/19) WA, USA
40' MAINSHIP 1999 $108,000 (08/19) $86,500 (11/19) CA, USA
40' MAINSHIP 1987 $39,999 (04/19) $35,000 (08/19) CT, USA
40' MAINSHIP 2006 $199,000 (08/19) $189,000 (10/19) CT, USA
39' MAINSHIP 1998 $117,900 (06/19) $112,000 (10/19) KY, USA