1977 Custom International Offshore 65

The 1977 Custom International Offshore 65 is a fiberglass pilothouse motor yacht built for serious offshore work. At 65 feet with an 18-foot beam, she carries the hallmarks of bluewater design: a strong high bow, sweeping sheer line, and commanding pilothouse elevated for superior visibility. Two Detroit engines producing 620 horsepower deliver a cruising speed of 7 knots and maximum speed of 11 knots, suited to long-range passage-making rather than high-speed performance.

The pilothouse is the operational heart of the yacht, providing clear sightlines in all conditions. Wide side decks and secure handholds support safe movement forward, while the hull's robust fiberglass layup reflects the structural standards of her era. Interior joinery features teak and mahogany throughout, crafted with care and detail.

The interior layout prioritizes livability during extended time at sea. Three staterooms and three heads accommodate crew and guests, while the generous salon and well-proportioned galley are designed for comfort over long passages. Every space reflects intentional design built around the yacht's core purpose: stability, range, and reliability for offshore cruising.