1979 Chris-Craft 410 Motor Yacht

This 1979 Chris-Craft 410 is a 41-foot fiberglass sedan-bridge motor yacht powered by twin Crusader gasoline engines producing 660 horsepower combined. The boat cruises at 17 knots with a maximum speed of 21 knots. Originally built as a freshwater boat and used exclusively on the Great Lakes, it maintains a solid beam of nearly 15 feet, providing stable handling and generous interior volume.

The layout includes a master stateroom aft and a spacious main saloon with a protected lower helm station. Two heads with electric flush systems, vanities, sinks, and stall showers serve the accommodations. Climate control is provided by three air-conditioning and heating units. The boat features a cockpit hardtop for weather protection and a swim platform with boarding ladder aft.

Navigation and entertainment equipment includes a VHF marine radio, depth sounder, GPS chartplotter, AM/FM stereo system, and an Onan generator for independent power. The engine room is accessible, and both shafts and propellers were replaced recently. The port-side engine is new with only 22 hours of operation, and both transmissions were rebuilt in 2025. This configuration makes the boat suitable for extended cruising or as a live-aboard platform.