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NoMo

SPECIFICATIONS

Current Price	uS$ 124,900
Vessel Type	Trawlers
Builder	Mainship
Year	1999
Location	Brunswick, Georgia, United States
Hull Material	Fiberglass
LOA	39 feet
Beam	14 feet
Engine Manufacturer	Caterpillar
Engine Model	3116
Engine Count	1
Engine Year	1999
Fuel	Diesel
Max Speed	knots

Trawlers NoMo

NoMo is a well-maintained 1999 Mainship 350 Trawler, built with simplicity, comfort, and single-handing in mind. She features the popular single 3116 Caterpillar diesel engine, upgraded bow thruster, and a wide range of thoughtful upgrades that make her perfect for coastal cruising or doing the Great Loop. Her standout feature is the custom Dinghy Butler tender davit system with electric winch—designed to make launching and retrieving your tender effortless and enjoyable.

This model—renamed the Mainship 390 in later years—has a reputation as a performance trawler thanks to her semi-displacement hull, offering better cruise speeds than traditional full-displacement models. Spacious living areas, two staterooms, and walk-around decks make NoMo ideal for extended stays aboard.

Renowned hull for stable, efficient cruising
Powered by a single Caterpillar 3116 diesel engine (approx. 2118 hours)
LOA: 39’9” | Beam: 14’2” | Max Draft: 4’
Bridge Clearance: 15' (radar mast removed, originally 18’8”)
Fuel Capacity: 2 x 150 gallons
Fresh Water: 2 x 65 gallons
Holding Tank: 30 gallons
Excellent condition with regular system servicing- 1000 hour service completed 150 hours ago.
Ideal for solo or couple’s cruising with thoughtful upgrades throughout

Yacht Access is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Great Loop Yacht Sales. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel

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