1979 Gulfstar Motor Cruiser

This 44-foot Gulfstar Motor Cruiser is a fiberglass-hulled cruiser built with solid construction and no coring, delivering the stability and structural integrity valued by long-distance cruisers. Twin Perkins diesel engines produce 260 horsepower and support a cruising speed of 7 knots with an approximate range of 1,100 miles. The starboard engine requires rebuild; the port engine is serviceable. Fuel capacity stands at 500 gallons, with 250 gallons of fresh water and a 100-gallon waste tank.

The boat offers dual helm stations—an enclosed upper helm with tempered glass that opens to sea breezes and a lower station for flexible navigation in all conditions. Navigation equipment includes Garmin electronics, radar, dual Hummingbird depth monitors, and autopilot. Power systems include an Onan 7.5 kw diesel generator and a 5 kw belt-driven alternator on the port engine.

The aft master suite features a walk-around queen bed with remote-controlled Sleep Number mattress, extensive hanging lockers, multiple drawers, and an ensuite head with a large tub and shower combination plus electric toilet. The forward guest V-berth offers ample storage and connects to a separate day head with dedicated shower. The galley sits stepped down and open to the salon, equipped with full-sized appliances for meal preparation while entertaining.

Additional amenities include dual air conditioning units and a stacked washer and dryer. The boat has approximately 4,486 hours on the engines.