1976 Chris-Craft 60 Roamer Flush Deck

This 1976 Chris-Craft 60 Roamer Flush Deck is a 60-foot aluminum motor yacht built during the company's peak era of craftsmanship. Twin turbocharged Detroit Diesel engines produce 1,350 horsepower combined, typically cruising at 16–17 knots with a top speed of 18–20 knots. The boat's aluminum construction and robust engineering have proven durable, and it has been maintained in fresh water with dry, heated winter storage.

The layout centers on a full-width main salon opening from a spacious galley situated on the deckhouse level. An enclosed pilothouse provides commanding visibility, with a notably large flybridge above accessible from the wheelhouse. Separate crew quarters are incorporated into the design. Walk-in engine rooms provide easy access to the twin powerplants and dual Onan 15-kilowatt generators.

The galley is equipped with a new Frigidaire stove installed in 2024, a KitchenAid microwave, and full-size Whirlpool refrigerator. Laundry facilities include Frigidaire washer and dryer units. New carpet was laid in 2024. Electronics include Simrad chart plotters, Raymarine depth finder, dual VHF radios (Icom and Raytheon), and multiple television sets throughout. The boat carries 1,210 gallons of fuel, 300 gallons of fresh water, and a 100-gallon holding tank. Only 20 examples of the 60 Roamer were built, making this model a notable representation of classic Chris-Craft motor yacht design.