1989 70my

[Eddieclemons]

I hope the owners get every penny their asking. I have come to realize how hard it is to keep a old vessel maintained to a high standard, while completing modern updates that don't change the overall character of the vessel.https://www.cnicklausstarling.com/b...-motor-yacht-fort-lauderdale-florida-9198567/

 

[motoryacht lover]

Very nice boat in the pictures but 1 mil is out there. No pictures of the engine room. Listing indicates original engines and generators. No mention of whether ACs have been replaced.

 

[Pascal]

$1M is 2000 era 75 hatteras territory. They have bullet proof 3412s and much more.

 

[Timeless72]

I remember seeing her docked in Menemsha last summer. A nice boat but I did not feel the wow factor of these listing pics. Watched a crew take her out ahead of a storm. Damn big boat. Little smoke on start-up.

 

[jim rosenthal]

Looks good in the photos, and has the right engines. But $1.1 million for a boat built in the 80s... well, I can't think of any boat from the 80s in that size that would be worth anything near 1.1 million. I wish them luck.

 

[Pascal]

Looks good in the photos, and has the right engines. But $1.1 million for a boat built in the 80s... well, I can't think of any boat from the 80s in that size that would be worth anything near 1.1 million. I wish them luck.

12V71 aren’t the right engines…. The 3412s of the later 75 are what you want.

 

[RonNP]

My 1987 63' Hatteras sold for $420,000. They might get a little over $500,000 for that one.

 

[jim rosenthal]

12V71 aren’t the right engines…. The 3412s of the later 75 are what you want.

Right, I meant in that hull at that time. I would much rather have 3412s, as you said.