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$555,840 USD
+10 moreMakeSunseeker
ModelPredator 60
Length169.4m
Draft169.4m
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The 2010 Sunseeker Predator 60 perfectly combines iconic British craftsmanship, sporty performance, and luxurious comfort. Renowned for her sleek profile and dynamic handling, this Predator 60 is an excellent choice for owners seeking both thrilling performance and relaxed Mediterranean cruising.
Featuring an elegant exterior with spacious sunbathing areas, a generous cockpit for entertaining, and a hydraulic swim platform, she offers the perfect setting for enjoying life on the water. The stylish interior boasts a bright saloon, a fully equipped galley, and a comfortable three-cabin layout, providing ample accommodation for family and guests.
Powered by twin MTU diesel engines, this Predator 60 has only 976 engine hours, reflecting careful ownership and maintenance. The MTU propulsion package delivers outstanding reliability, smooth cruising, and impressive performance, making every voyage enjoyable and effortless.
This well-maintained Predator 60 represents an excellent opportunity to own one of Sunseeker's most desirable sports yachts.
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The details
Vessel
MakeSunseeker
ModelPredator 60
Dimensions
Length overall169.4m
Draft169.4m
Features
On board
Twin MTU diesel engines
Hydraulic swim platform
Three-cabin layout
Fully equipped galley
Air conditioning throughout
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