1983 Burger 91

This 91-foot Burger motor yacht was built in 1983 and underwent a comprehensive refit beginning in 1993. The project included structural modifications: the topsides were widened from rail to chine aft of midship, and 10 feet were added to the hull to create a garage, generator room, and expanded aft deck with dining and lounging spaces. A flybridge arch was added during this period. The interior was fully rebuilt under the direction of Orsini Design of New York, with plans by Sparkman & Stephens.

The yacht is powered by twin MTU 12V 2000 Series diesel engines, installed in 2001 with approximately 6,000 hours on them. Three generators provide onboard power: two 32-kilowatt Kohler units fitted in 2001 with around 3,000 hours, and a 12-kilowatt Northern Lights unit with 1,300 hours. The aluminum hull measures 91 feet in length and 18.42 feet in beam, with a cruising speed of 16.5 knots and maximum speed of 20 knots.

Running gear shafts and propellers were extended and repositioned to accommodate the redesigned hull. The refit demonstrates careful attention to both the structural and mechanical systems of the yacht, with documented upgrades to propulsion and electrical generation completed over a defined timeframe.