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$2,499,000 USD
+48 moreMakeGaleon
Model640 Fly
Length0.8m
Draft0.8m
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Maintained to Yacht Standards since new with under 500 hours on the mains. The 640 FLY will be a game changer, once again offering solutions never before seen in this class. This transformer yacht will revolutionize the segment with its innovative approach to layout and space distribution. This transformer will follow a new design path to allow for bigger volume and better space distribution, all while maintaining the great exterior appearance Galeon models are known for.
The interior features Beachwood Grey in Matte finish with Marble Oak Flooring on the main level, Mosaic Shower walls in all heads, and White Alcantara suede. The yacht is equipped with a Walkthrough windshield with transforming bow seating and lounging area, and a Hardtop with retractable center section. The Fly deck includes a Refrigerator, Ice Maker, Kenyon Electric Grill, and Sink for entertainment.
Specifications
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Vessel
MakeGaleon
Model640 Fly
Dimensions
Length overall0.8m
Draft0.8m
Features
On board
SeaKeeper stabilization
Bow thruster
Stern thruster
Fold-down cockpit wings (port and starboard)
Retractable hardtop center section
LED underwater lighting
KVH Tracvision satellite TV
40-inch LED TV in owners cabin
40-inch LED TV in forward cabin
50-inch LED TV in salon
50-inch LED hi-lo TV in galley
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