William Allen
Member
Just a polite question as to the basic difference between a Moody 422 and a Moody 425? Any response would be greatly appreciated as I am looking to purchase a Moody this year if I can source one.
Moody 422/425 Moody 422 or Moody 425
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- Boat name
- CANTATA
- Berth
- East Coast
- Boat type
- Moody 36(90s)
- Cruising area
- East Coast France Belgium Holland
I think you should be able to view this section of the website https://moodyowners.org/moody-boat-archive/ which has an overview of each boat and specifically outlines the differences between M422 and M425 in the M425 description.
If you can't view that bit of the website, then under M425 it specifically says -
"The Moody 425 is a direct development of the Moody 422. The main differences are the en-suite heads to the Aft cabin, which can also be accessed, from the Galley thus giving two accesses to the Aft cabin. Inmast furling mainsail and furling headsail were standard. The transom was lengthened and incorporated two lockers in the transom."
If you can't view that bit of the website, then under M425 it specifically says -
"The Moody 425 is a direct development of the Moody 422. The main differences are the en-suite heads to the Aft cabin, which can also be accessed, from the Galley thus giving two accesses to the Aft cabin. Inmast furling mainsail and furling headsail were standard. The transom was lengthened and incorporated two lockers in the transom."
William Allen
Member
Good afternoon Dick
Many thanks for your prompt response which is very much appreciated. I will continue my research. Thank you once again.
Bill Allen
Many thanks for your prompt response which is very much appreciated. I will continue my research. Thank you once again.
Bill Allen