1979 Pacifica 44 Flybridge

The Pacifica 44 Flybridge is a 44-foot fiberglass convertible built in 1979, powered by twin Cummins diesel engines producing 1,000 horsepower combined. This West Coast sportfishing design spans a 14.75-foot beam and was repowered with these Cummins engines.

The boat features a flybridge layout typical of convertible sportfishers of its era, offering command visibility and multiple outdoor entertaining spaces. Below deck, the accommodation plan provides sleeping and galley facilities along with head accommodations for extended cruising.

The fiberglass hull construction and diesel power plant are suited to offshore capability and extended range operation characteristic of boats designed for this class of fishing and cruising.