1980 Pluckebaum Baymaster

A 1980 Pluckebaum Baymaster houseboat measuring 67 feet in length with an 18-foot beam. The aluminum-hulled boat is powered by twin 3208 turbocharged Caterpillar diesel engines producing 260 horsepower each, with 2,300 hours recorded. A 20 kW Kohler generator and 8 kW Westerbeke generator provide shore power and onboard electricity. The boat cruises at 12 knots and reaches a maximum speed of 16 knots, with a 4-foot draft and three 300-gallon fuel tanks offering 900 gallons total capacity.

The accommodations sleep eight or more guests across two staterooms with queen-size beds, a cuddy cabin under the main salon with twin berths, and a main salon with L-shaped sectional sofa and queen hide-a-bed. Two full heads include showers, with the main head featuring granite countertops. The galley is equipped with a four-burner electric stove and oven, microwave, side-by-side refrigerator with ice maker, dishwasher, trash compactor, and garbage disposal. A separate dining area with round glass-top table and a wet bar complete the interior. Five-ton central air and heat maintain climate control, and new thermopane windows and custom screen doors have been installed throughout.

Navigation and communication systems include dual VHF radios, dual GPS units, dual digital depth finders, a JRC color radar and chart plotter, and a KVH in-motion satellite TV antenna. The bridge features AM/FM and CD player with full controls. Three televisions with DVD and VHS, dual remote-controlled spotlights, air horns, and a sound system with speakers throughout the boat and on the aft deck are installed.

Additional equipment includes an electric 1000-pound davit, 110-volt windlass with two anchors, wash-down pump, swim platform with folding ladder, and a 13-foot Boston Whaler tender with 35 hp motor. A Glenndinning synchronizer, oil-change system, Racor fuel filters, spare propellers, three-bank battery charger, and halon fire suppression system are included. Dual Weber grills sit on the aft deck, and a bimini top with full enclosure, mooring cover, and Boston Whaler cover complete the setup.