The general dimensions of this latest of MoToR BoatinG's family of practical boats are as follows: overall length, 50'; waterline length, 44'; breadth 18'; and draft, 1'4". The freeboard at the bow is 4' and at the stem, 2'11". Huckleberry Finn (this is the vessel's name) is a very big boat for her outside dimensions.

The plans show a forward deck 7' in length by the breadth of the bow. It is protected from splashing by a 12" high bulwark rail which extends aft both sides to a point 4" forward of station 3. On both sides of the deckhouse from the bow to the stem there is a narrow walkway. There is a comfortable after deck. This is 10' long by the breadth of the stern. It is protected by a stanchioned railing and sheltered overhead from the weather by the after end of the deckhouse roof deck.

The interior is arranged for the comfortable accommodations of a party of eight. The cabin is 16' 9" long by 15' 9" wide, inside measurements, and the headroom is 6' 1" throughout. Huckleberry Finn is steered from the cabin. The steering wheel, motor controls, instrument panel, and wheel box are on the port hand, convenient to the doorway and ia a position where there is unobstructed vision ahead, both sides, and, by stepping to the center line of the boat, astern through the passageway between the twin staterooms. The after end of the cabin is fitted with a hanging locker and buffet. A long sofa on both sides provides luxurious seating room and at night, with cushions pulled out, comfortable berths may be made.

A full-sized galley, completely furnished with long work counter, refrigerator, three-burner stove, sink, many drawers, and lockers makes housekeeping as simple as it is ashore. Water tanks of large capacity are installed beneath the main deck. Opposite the galley is the toilet room, a full-sized affair fitted with lavatory, water closet, stall shower, shelves and drawers, to say nothing of a shore-sized mirror above the lavatory. Like the main cabin these compartments have full 6' 1" of headroom.