The 410, was marketed as an offshore cruiser, and apparently is striking a chord with customers, certainly those looking for value.  410 presents a sleeker, lower profile reminiscent of Thursday’s Child, a 60-footer that company founder Warren Luhrs sailed on a record-breaking trip from New York to San Francisco.

The bow is nearly plum; entry angle is 14°. The sheer line is straighter, though this model shares the same rounded stern profile as her sisters, a characteristic accentuated by a rubrail around the hull that conceals the hull-deck joint. Freeboard at maximum beam is 50″. Long, slender black ports on the cabin side and narrow recessed ports near the bow produce the illusion of forward movement.     New Moon has been moored in fresh water the past 10 years by the original owner.