Burger
Raised Pilothouse
80' / 24.38m

Fort Lauderdale , Florida , United States
Laid Back
New to the market!
Flag of Registry: United States
Motor Yachts
Power
Used
Diesel
Aluminum Hull
HIN/IMO: BRGJ468CG989
Vessel ID# 2789387

FEATURES:

Tenders: 14' Novurania 2008 with 60 hp Yamaha outboard in chocks with canvas cover
$1,195,500 USD
€1,081,170 Euros
CA$1,617,956 CAD
£956,400 GBP
Description

KEY FEATURES:

• Elegant, spacious salon with unobstructed views

• Large on-deck state-of-the-art country style galley with ensuite table and settee

• (2) Very large almost equal staterooms plus crew for 2

• Covered open aft deck with dining table for 8

• Safe, deep cockpit ideal for fishing or boarding disembarking tender

• External and internal entries to engine room

• 20.67’ Beam with full walk-around decks

• Very large stand-up engine room with easy access to machinery and equipment


Data Sheet
LOA 80' (24.38 meters)
Type power
Year 1989
Beam 21'
Draft Max 6'
Fuel Type Diesel
Hull Material Aluminum
Engines

Engine 1

I D 119978
Engine Make MAN
Engine Model D2842 LYE
Engine Type Inboard
Power HP 1019.00
Power KW 750.00
Fuel Type Diesel
Engine Location Port

Engine 2

I D 119979
Engine Make MAN
Engine Model D2842 LYE
Engine Type Inboard
Power HP 1019.00
Power KW 750.00
Fuel Type Diesel
Engine Location Starboard
Generators

Generator 1

I D 6794
Generator Make Kilopak
Generator Model Forward
Generator KW 40.00

Generator 2

I D 6795
Generator Make Kilopak
Generator Model Aft
Generator KW 40.00

CONTACT US

For more information about this vessel, please contact Pam Barlow.
We look forward to working with you!

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Pam Barlow

Yacht Broker
1500 Cordova Road
Suite 300
Fort Lauderdale Florida 33316 United States
Cell: 1-954-328-9336

As a child, Pam spent her summers sailing and racing one design sailboats on Long Island Sound. At the age of 16, she clandestinely answered a "Want Ad" in "Yachting" for a cook on a 75' ketch for charter in the West Indies. Needless to say, her parents put an abrupt stop to her plans and it was not until many years later, after four years of college and a tour of teaching in Africa, that she finally ended up working on a charter boat in the Virgin Islands. From chartering, Pam went on to crew and cook on ocean racing sailboats, do deliveries on yachts (power and sail) to various parts of the world, and to cook and crew on research vessels. At one point during this time, she spent six months helping to build a cold molded One Tonner in New England.

Pam's "on-the-water" and "hands- on" experience on boats has given her the ability (since becoming a broker in 1979) to help customers determine and find the proper yacht for their needs. She enjoys providing service to her clients, whether in the form of coordinating after purchase projects, finding suitable crew, or taking care of a myriad of miscellaneous details. Her respect for the sea, appreciation of quality yachts, and willingness to go the extra mile, adds another dimension to the Luke Brown team.