Any ideas which version this is?

[Dan Mapes]

Parked nearby we have this oldy. I think it is larger than a 58' yacht fish but I could not locate it in the power boat guide I have from 1999.

[Sadey]

What a shame to see her in such disrepair

[jmooney]

I think it’s a 58 tri cabin with a cockpit. It was available with 12-71N motors . I always wanted one as it looked like the Burgers that I couldn’t afford. As usual, the nice tri cabins were not cheap. Not great engine room space , and probably a hard sell today.

[No control]

Yep, 58TC with a cockpit added. What a shame.

[madhatter1]

Needs help sooner than later. Sitting a bit low in the water.

[SEVEN]

58’ Yacht Fisher. The helm station is forward so most likely early 70’s. What a waste of a once beautiful vessel.

[Retired1]

Good Lord!

[rsmith]

It’s a 58 tri cabin like the Bird and Yachtsman Willy had. Beautiful iines and classic style but IMHO it’s the culmination of the 60’s cabin cruiser where you descended into cave living. I think the advent of the on deck living and pilot house of the 53 style my killed the cabin cruiser design.

[Pascal]

58’ Yacht Fisher. The helm station is forward so most likely early 70’s. What a waste of a once beautiful vessel.

That’s not a YF but a 58 Tri cabin with a cockpit. Beautiful boat with gorgeous lines… I love that long bow but indeed that layout got outdated very quickly when Jack Hargrave found a way to make a flush deck design work in a 50 something boat. Living in a cave is ok in a small boat but not in a 60 footer.

[Freeebird]

Parked nearby we have this oldy. I think it is larger than a 58' yacht fish but I could not locate it in the power boat guide I have from 1999.

As others have already pointed out, it's definitely a 58TC with an added cockpit. Just out of curiosity, where is that one?

There weren't that many of those old girls made, and Willy's is the only one I've ever seen that had an added cockpit.