It's not a Hatteras but I think it looks cool

[ralexa6808]

Surfing the net I came across this 86 foot Burger Yacht for sale:

http://keys.en.craigslist.org/boa/3817432314.html

It's an auction happening tomorrow

Just thought it was a cool looking boat.

Found a link that has a PDF link ( towards the bottom of the page) that will show photo's of the interior and all the specs:
http://www.curtisstokes.net/motor-yacht-burger86serendipity.html

No wonder I like they way it looks it's a Jack Hargrave design....didn't know that until now

 

[jim rosenthal]

Lovely old boat. The right engines, too.

Is that a McIntosh stereo amp in there?

It's kind of big for a lot of places up here on the Chesapeake, but you could get into Annapolis, St. Michaels, Baltimore. The asking price from Curtis Stokes was $750K. It will be interesting to see what she brings. My guess is $400K plus, but who knows? I can't imagine what the maintenance costs are on a boat this big. To me, she looks like an ocean liner.

 

[Will]

As much as I like and respect Hatteras, they are low end compared to Burger. A friend had a 72' Burger built in the '60s. It was professionally maintained to premium yacht standards at a cost of about $260K per year and that was in the '80s. He owned it for more than 20 years and ran it himself.

Will

 

[tellico]

Did it sell?

Anyone know? None of the websites are updated. Just wondering if I can keep the fantasy going ....

 

[Pascal]

It s more than cook, it s drop dead gorgeous... I love the lines and proportions of these old burgers

 

[captddis]

I ran together with them across Ockeechobbee and down to Palm Beach three years ago.
The boat was pristine.