If you are in the market for a spacious Diesel-Powered Aft Cabin Motoryacht loaded with options, then this one must be on your must-see list.  This one will make a great Coastal Cruiser or Luxurious Floating Condo.  A few options include full hardtop, bridge air conditioning, bow and stern thrusters, hydraulic swim platform, washer/dryer, cockpit tv, and more.  Call today and start making your cruising plans.

Manufacturer Provided Description

Carver’s 43 Motor Yacht is a brilliant solution for those who divide their leisure time between self-indulgence and gracious hospitality. With added dimensions in comfort, the 43 readdresses Carver’s popular en suite cabin concept to offer enhanced privacy features while keeping common ground for entertaining. It starts by ensuring the right ratio between private space and areas for all-out activity. Two, quiet stateroom retreats remain separated by the entire length of the yacht, with a spacious shared living area stretched out between them. Throughout the intelligent floor plan you’ll find Carver’s signature talent for cleverly addressing stowage. There’s abundant storage at every turn, all creatively positioned to maximize space and enhance onboard livability.

Exterior design features also rate brilliantly. The 43’s innovative window styling is both striking and practical, letting in desired light and offering great views. And the 43’s decking versatility provides often-needed docking options.

Updates and Upgrades

• New Through Holes
• New Valves
• Raycors Rebuilt or Replaced
• New Fusion Stereo
• New Exterior Cushions
• New Bimini Top
• New Eisign Glass (needs new center piece)
• New Exterior Lighting
• Exterior Camera
• AC's are all new
• Sea Deck 
• New Power Cable (not installed) - original cable still works.
• Halon System Re-certified

Power & Motor Yacht Magazine Review

   As I made my way through downtown Green Bay, Wisconsin, to the Harborside Yacht Center, I expected the Carver 43 Motor Yacht to look unlike any Carver I'd ever seen. I'd been told her exterior design resulted from a collaboration between Carver and industrial design guru BMW Group DesignworksUSA, and as she came into view, sitting stern-to at the marina on the Fox River, the result of the collaboration was apparent. I recognized many elements of Carver's popular Motor Yacht line, such as the lower cockpit and upper-aft-deck layout on the 41- and 44-foot Cockpit Motor Yachts. But missing were the signature elongated side windows, replaced by long, single windows whose sharp angles accentuated the contours of her hull. Gone also were the oval ports. Instead, she was graced with two elongated windows per side that blended in with the hull. There was no evidence of excessive top-heaviness. Instead I was looking at something vaguely reminiscent of BMW automobiles: an aggressive stance with sharp lines, all seamlessly integrated.

But stepping aboard, I quickly realized that while most of Carver's clientele will appreciate the 43's refined new looks, the company hasn't forgotten about its stock in trade: family-friendly functionality. Boarding her through the transom gate (she also has a 16-inch-wide door on each side to accommodate fixed docks), I noticed that her swim platform—nearly four feet long, full-beam, and with a 1,000-pound capacity—could easily hold a PWC or 13-foot RIB. Kudos to BMW and to Carver on its design: Despite the fact that this was the optional hydraulic platform, it appeared to be an extension of the hull and not a tacked-on afterthought.

 But while the swim platform and lower cockpit are good staging areas for water activities, most of the 43's alfresco goings-on will likely take place on the aft deck, which is three steps up and on the flying bridge. The aft deck's standard wing doors and hardtop provide an escape from the weather yet still permit open-air enjoyment. The area's comfort level for boaters will likely be enhanced with the optional canvas enclosure. However, the doors are only 20 inches wide, a bit narrow for well-fed boaters.

There's also likely to be plenty of action on the flying bridge, where Carver's retained the layout that works so well on its other flying-bridge models: easy access from the aft deck by a wide, molded-in stairway; room for four on a starboard-side, C-shape settee; two helm chairs; and, for the helmsman, a smart, easy-to-read instrument layout. Visibility forward and to port and starboard is excellent, but naturally limited aft; the only way to see the stern from the helm is to look over the starboard side, so docking in close quarters will likely be a two-person operation, even with standard bow and optional stern thrusters. Even so, Carver makes the most of of an area that will probably be crowded during cruising by not trying to stuff in superfluous features that would compromise the flying-bridge effectiveness.

In contrast to the new exterior, Carver chose not to alter things too much below decks. The 43's layout is similar to that of other models in its Motor Yacht line, with the two staterooms—one fore and the other aft—separated by the saloon and each served by en suite heads. It's a layout that, while conventional, maximizes both comfort and privacy.

The aft, full-beam master stateroom, three steps down from the saloon, affords a real retreat. Its location enjoys generous sunlight through windows on three sides, and with 6'6" headroom, a walkaround queen to port with stowage below, a 25"x27"x37" cedar-lined hanging locker, and a vanity/desk to starboard, the 43 proves she's not just a weekender but is able to cruise a week or more. Up front, the forepeak VIP is cozy, but what it lacks in size and stowage capacity it makes up for in comfort. The en suite shower is to port, separate from the head and occupies potential stowage space (so there's no hanging locker), but there is stowage to port and starboard above the V-berth that'll easily handle more than a weekend's worth of a couple's belongings.

The 43's roomy saloon and well-appointed galley further exemplify Carver's commitment to making maximum use of space. The former has a welcome full-beam configuration and 6'8" headroom, and it benefits from plenty of natural light from the big side windows and forward-facing, three-panel windshield. It's also tastefully furnished, with a pair of Ultraleather chairs to port and a starboard settee that converts to a double berth. Like the galley—forward and three steps down to port—the saloon's finished in Carver's trademark cherry. The galley has the essentials, like a large Nova Kool 'fridge/freezer, two-burner cooktop, Sharp microwave/convection oven, Black & Decker coffee maker, and plenty of counter space. But perhaps most impressive was the stowage: A family of four could easily put enough groceries here for a week or more.

Salon

The Salon on this model is enormous and features natural lighting from large windows on two levels on three sides.  The ceiling is high and the window treatments are luxurious.  

• Entertainment center with FlatscreenTV, DVD Player and Stereo
• Double Barrel Chairs to port with table between
• Sofa-recliner to starboard
• Overhead Lighting
• Yacht Grade Carpeting
• High Gloss Cabinetry Finish

Galley

The Galley is located forward of the salon to port and is only one step down.  The entire salon and galley area is open and airy feeling.

• Nova Kool Stainless Steel Refrigerator/Freezer
• Two Burner EuroKera Electric Stovetop
• Corian Countertops
• Sharp Stainless Steel Microwave/Convection Oven
• Black and Decker Spacesaver Coffee Maker
• Stainless Steel Sink
• Hardwood Flooring
• Cabinets above and below countertops
• Dinette seats 4 adults - storage below seats
• Burlwood Table top

Exterior Features

Exterior Features

• Barn Door Transom gate
• Wide Cockpit with molded steps to aft deck
• Vault Style Door from Cockpit to Aft Stateroom
• Spacious Aft Deck with Lounge seating, snap in carpet, wing doors, hardtop and full weather enclosure, and a 
• Wet Bar with Icemaker, Flatscreen TV and bottle Storage
• Foredeck Sunpads
• Wide Gunwale walk around with boarding gate
• High Stainless Steel Hand Railing
• Stainless Steel Hand railing along Bridge sides

Bridge & Foredeck

Bridge Deck Features

• Partial Hardtop with Eisign Enclosure
• Venturi Windshield
• Bridge Reverse Cycle Air Conditioning
• Centerline Helm
• Captain's and Mate's pedestal Chairs
• Comma shaped Settee to starboard
• Snap in Carpet
• Stainless Steel Drink Holders
• Storage locker

Electronics

• Raymarine E-80 Chart plotter/GPS/Radar/Fish Finder
• Lectratab Trim Tabs with position indicator
• Bow and Stern Thruster Joysticks
• Remote Controlled Spotlight
• Electronic Engine Controls
• Volvo Digital Gauges
• Clarion Stereo/CD player

Engines & Mechanical

• Twin Yanmar Diesels - 435 HP 388 hours
• Electronic Engine Controls
• 10 kw Kohler Generator with sound box 1200 hours
• Charles IsoBoost50 Transformer
• Reverso Oil Changer System
• Bow and Stern Thrusters
• Glendining Cable Master Power Cord retrieval 
• 3 Reverse Cycle Air Conditioner Units - 3 interior 
• Maxwell Electric Windlass
• Vacuflush Heads
• Macerator-overboard discharge

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

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