Burger 64

Commissioned as Hull 132C "Lisa June III" on 27 May 1964, this vessel was built for a repeat Burger customer and represents the second of four Burger yachts constructed for this owner.

COCONUT represents the epitome of a true Gentleman's Yacht. Constructed in 1964, this 63' Flush Deck Cruiser spent her days traveling the Florida coast and Caribbean waters. Her breathtaking design, varnished handrails, and aluminum build are a combination sure to demand attention and admiration.

Originally christened Black Gold by M.K. Chapman, and later named Lady J by country music legend Alan Jackson, this iconic vessel embodies the innovation that defined mid-century yacht design. Designed by Sparkman & Stephens, whose portfolio includes some of the world's most celebrated yachts, the vessel showcases hallmark qualities of the era in which she was built.

In 2000, Jackson Boatworks invested over $1,000,000 to bring her back to her original 1964 glory. In 2016, the current owner purchased the yacht and undertook a transformative interior refit at Rybovich Marina, with exterior cosmetic imperfections flawlessly addressed, rendering her impeccably rejuvenated. The three stateroom, two head plus Crew Quarters with Head layout promise uninterrupted excursions, whether trekking the intracoastal, crossing the Gulf of America, or conquering the Great Loop.

COCONUT is more than a vessel; she is a testament to an era where yachts were built to inspire and endure. Her flushed deck design, robust construction, and storied history make her a rare gem in the world of Classic Yachts. Whether gliding through waterways, berthing at exclusive marinas, or anchored in the Caribbean, COCONUT commands attention and admiration. COCONUT spends her days in Stuart, FL traveling the intracoastal waterways as the current owners have an emphasis on entertaining family and guests.