Hatteras MY Stabilized Bow Thruster for sale
79.2m
Asking PriceBroker
$259,900 USD
+22 moreMakeHatteras
ModelMY Stabilized Bow Thruster
Length79.2m
Cabins3
Draft79.2m
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About this vessel
Welcome aboard "MY WAY". This wonderful 54 Hatteras MY has seen nothing but the best of care. Her most knowledgeable owners have enjoyed her for years. Now it is your turn!
Are You Ready for Your Next Adventure? "MY WAY" Is Ready to Take You!!
The vessel features twin Detroit Diesels 892 TA engines. The port engine was recently majored with 25 hours since major overhaul. The starboard engine has new injectors and compression meets factory specs with 1400 hours. The seller has all receipts to prove the work was done.
Additional highlights include Naiad Stabilizers for cruising comfort (serviced 2017), a bow thruster for easy docking, and an Onan 17.5 KW generator (new 2001) with 1700 hours. The vessel features an extended swim platform with spiral stairs for easy boarding and has been stored in a covered, fresh water slip for the last 9 years, washed and waxed regularly.
Recent updates include all new batteries, all A/C units recently serviced, beautiful new interior carpet, new canvas, and new bow cushions.
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The details
Vessel
MakeHatteras
ModelMY Stabilized Bow Thruster
Dimensions
Length overall79.2m
Draft79.2m
Accommodation
Cabins3
Features
On board
Twin Detroit Diesel 892 TA engines
Naiad stabilizers
Bow thruster
Onan generator
Extended swim platform with spiral stairs
New batteries
Newly serviced A/C units
New interior carpet
New canvas
New bow cushions
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