1983 Cheoy Lee 90 cockpit motor yacht

This 1983 Cheoy Lee 90 cockpit motor yacht is a 90-foot fiberglass displacement hull powered by twin Detroit 12V-71 TI diesel engines rated at 675 horsepower each. The boat cruises at 12 knots with a top speed of 15 knots, built for comfortable passagemaking and extended time at sea.

Below deck, the yacht accommodates six cabins across three staterooms: a master suite with king berth and full bath with shower and tub, a VIP stateroom with queen berth and en-suite head, and a third stateroom with twin berths and pullman as well as private head. The design also includes a fully equipped galley with granite countertops and quality appliances, a crew galley with refrigerator, cooktop, microwave, and wine chiller, plus a stacked washer and dryer in the crew quarters. Four heads serve the interior.

The helm is outfitted with Furuno navigation electronics including NavNet and GP-33 plotter, a Leica MK12 professional navigator, Furuno FCV-582L sounder, dual Standard Horizon VHF radios, and a QUANTUM GX5500S scanning sonar with WESMAR VS6000 video sounder. Niad roll stabilizers and bow thruster controls are also at the helm, with an ACR spotlight. The flybridge repeats navigation capability with B&G Hydra 2000 depth and speed indicator, Furuno repeater, and dual VHF radios.

The boat underwent a major refit in 2017 and has been operated as a liveaboard for several years. It is currently a project requiring work to return it to full condition.