1987 Buddy Davis 61 Convertible

The 1987 Buddy Davis 61 Convertible is a fiberglass sportfish design with a 17-foot beam, powered by twin Detroit Diesel 12V92TA engines rated at 2,080 horsepower combined. The engines have been freshly overhauled with under 300 hours, and the yacht is equipped with two Phasor Marine generators—21kW and 12.5kW—along with four Cruisair air conditioning systems totaling 60,000 BTUs. The deck features a teak cockpit, bow pulpit, and toe rails. The fishing cockpit includes a fighting chair, tuna tower with buggy top, electric teaser reels, rod holders, and a spacious freezer.

Accommodations comprise three staterooms and two heads. The master suite is forward with a walkaround queen berth, private head, and separate shower. The VIP stateroom on the port side has a double athwartship berth with private head and separate shower. The guest stateroom on the starboard side contains upper and lower berths with access to a full head and utility room. The galley is equipped with white Corian countertops, teak cabinetry, a SubZero refrigerator/freezer, 4-burner stove, and microwave/convection oven.

The salon features high-gloss teak paneling and cabinetry, a U-shaped dinette configuration, a wet bar, and an L-shaped sofa with storage. Navigation electronics include dual Garmin GPSmap plotters, Furuno fish finder, Simrad autopilot, and Icom VHF radios. Entertainment systems comprise a JVC flat-screen television, Sony CD changer, TracVision satellite system, and salon cameras. The interior throughout incorporates teak finishes and cabinetry.