Notice the relaxed ergonomics of the chairs in the Trinity 120 Finish Line’s formal dining area.
The saloon of the Trinity 120 Finish Line is quite residential.
Check out the bar at the rear, festively lit from within.
Cooking sometimes becomes performance art
in the galley of the Trinity 120 Finish Line.
One of the quest staterooms onboard the Trinity 120 Finish Line is pretty cool and young-family oriented. The queen berth can be retracted to turn the space into a playroom for kids.
Atlantis in the Bahamas is one of the Trinity 120 Finish Line’s favorite destinations.
The Trinity 120 Finish Line is a speedster, thanks to a couple of draft- and shaft-angle-reducing tunnels, big triple-turbocharged MTUs, and an exhaust system by Von’ Widmann Designs.
The Trinity 120 Finish Line has a high, enormously muscular bow
capable of dealing with (and dispensing with) big bad sea conditions.
The cockpit of the Trinity 120 Finish Line is a superb spot for an al fresco breakfast.
Or lunch. Or how about dinner?
The sundeck of the Trinity 120 Finish Line is supremely comfortable. The fabric used in the lounges is from Perennials—it is ultra-soft. A hardtop provides some respite from the tropical sun, and the temporary sunshades do the rest.
The engine room of the Trinity 120 Finish Line.
Did you ever see so much jewel-like glitter in all your life?
Even the Racors are solidly chrome-plated!
