2007 True North

General Description

The 2007 True North 38 is a distinctive Downeast-style cruising boat, built by True North Yachts, a division of Pearson Composites. Designed for both elegance and functionality, it combines classic lines with modern performance and features.

General Description:

• Length Overall (LOA): 38' 6"
• Beam: 13' 6"
• Draft: Approx. 3' 6"
• Displacement: ~16,000 lbs
• Hull Type: Modified deep-V
• Construction: Solid fiberglass hull with composite-cored deck and superstructure

Performance:

• Engine Options (typical):
• Most commonly equipped with a Yanmar 480 HP diesel (straight shaft)
• Cruise speed: ~18–22 knots
• Top speed: ~25–28 knots
• Bow thruster is often included for better docking control

Layout and Features:

• Open Plan Cockpit: One of the defining features, with wide-open access and removable transom door — great for entertaining or loading gear
• Salon/Galley: Bright and airy with large windows, convertible settee, and a functional galley with fridge, stove, microwave, and sink
• Forward Cabin: V-berth with filler cushion, hanging lockers, and ample storage
• Head: Spacious head with separate stall shower (unusual for a boat this size)
• Helm Station: Excellent visibility, double-wide seat, full electronics typically equipped

Notable Features:

• Single-engine efficiency with bow thruster—low maintenance and fuel economy
• “SUV of the Sea” design philosophy, ideal for cruising, fishing, or entertaining
• Built with an emphasis on New England styling, quality, and seaworthiness
• Good fuel capacity (~250 gallons) and range

Bluewater Yacht Sales is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by South River Marine. 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

This listing is courtesy of the MLS and may be centrally listed with another broker. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey representation of a particular vessel.