The motor should be of about 25 h.p. and will be mounted on the stern by a Savage outboard motor bracket, or one made of galvanized iron by the builder. Steering lines and motor controls must be brought forward to the wheel box, using the remote control devices supplied by the manufacturers of the outboard inotor selected for powering Rocking Chair. The interior is laid out for the comfort of two persons. There is over six feet of headroom throughout the cabinhouse, which, by the way, is 19 feet long. The forward four feet is taken up with the helmsman's department; two comfortable upholstered seats raised to proper height to give a clear view for the skipper and the mate. The steering wheel and motor controls are mounted on a wheel box; a spoked wheel is shown; but this may be replaced by the automobile type.

Abaft the wheel department come two full-size berths, 6 feet 3 inches long by 2 feet 9 inches wide, the tops not too high for comfortable sitting. There is a lot of room below the berths for stowage of tinned food, or for three separate drawers which might be used for clothes, bedding, etc. Speaking of stowage -- there is also room under the forward and after decks for much of the gear and supplies always associated with a boat of any type. About amidships comes the toilet room to port; a hanging locker to starboard. Both these spaces are 3 feet 5 inches long and 3 feet deep.