True North 38

The 2004 True North 38 is a versatile and elegantly designed downeast-style cruiser, renowned for its blend of classic New England aesthetics and modern performance. Built by Pearson Composites in Rhode Island, the True North 38 features a distinctive reverse transom and sweeping sheer line, giving it a timeless, traditional appearance. Pearson constructed the hull using advanced composite materials for strength and weight efficiency, and it 2014 repowered by a single inboard Yanmar 6LY2A- STP offering dependable performance and excellent fuel economy for long coastal or inland journeys.

This model is particularly praised for its smart layout and functionality. The open cockpit and pilothouse design offer a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor spaces, easily transitioned by a canvas and eisenglass enclosure. The interior features a spacious forward stateroom with a double berth and a head with a separate shower. Designed with the active boater in mind, the True North 38 includes features such as a spacious swim platform, transom door, and plenty of storage for kayaks, paddleboards, or fishing gear. Its responsive handling, shallow draft, and robust hull make it well-suited for a variety of cruising grounds.