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