Last Dance - 1976 DeFever 40 Passagemaker - Stabilized


Last Dance is a much newer boat than the manufacturing date would suggest. She has had major systems replaced and updated, including main engines, generator, air conditioners, electronics, sanitary system, and has had the interior updated. She may be the smallest boat equipped with Naiad stabilizers and is the lowest priced stabilized boat on the market.

The owners will be cruising on Last Dance summer 2019, from the Erie Canal in New York, down east coast to Florida and her hailing port. Current location is listed below right. Contact us for more information.

Great Loop and Maine Coast Veteran

After completing the America's Great Loop 2011 - 2012, Last Dance began the Loop again, a multi year trip. Two summers along the Maine coast and 6 summers in the Canadian Great Lakes, have proven this craft to be most capable of taking her crew safely to any waters. Her adventures along the waterways are documented in two blogs, linked in the right-hand column. New adventures on land have the current owners placing Last Dance on the market so that she may continue what she does best - making adventures on the water enjoyable and safe.

Sunday, January 13, 2019

Aft Cabin



The aft cabin has a full-size double berth with a quality home-style mattress.  There are 4 drawers under the bed, a 7 drawer dresser, and a 6-foot long hanging locker with 2 drawers underneath.  An additional full-height locker is located at the foot of the bed.




The aft head has a mirrored wall behind the sink (giving the sensation of multiple sinks in this image) and a separate tub/shower combination with a folding glass door.






























The aft head is an electric fresh or salt water Raritan Elegance Marine toilet with a computerized panel providing 4 types of flush cycles.  The seawater option provides a savings of fresh water aboard and the needed salt water when operating the Lectrasan system.  The Elegance toilets are very powerful, attractive, and low water use systems.




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