1988 Bertram 50 Convertible

This 1988 Bertram 50 Convertible is a fiberglass sportfish yacht powered by twin Detroit Diesel engines delivering 1,470 horsepower. The boat reaches 21 knots at top speed and cruises at 17 knots with a range of approximately 400 miles, supported by a 1,041-gallon fuel tank and 200-gallon fresh water capacity.

The interior features three staterooms and two heads arranged in a galley-up layout, with six single berths total. The galley includes two Sub-Zero refrigerators, a three-burner Princess electric stove, a Quasar microwave, and new Corian sinks and counters. A 20-gallon Rheem hot water heater supplies the pressure fresh water system. A central VAC system and new carpeting from 2017 complete the main living spaces, along with a Sony 27-inch color television in the salon.

Electronics include a Simrad NSS16 Evo3 16-inch multifunction display, Simrad NAC-3 autopilot system with hydraulic pump, and full Simrad navigation suite installed in 2019. A Furuno 72-mile radar, two ICOM VHF radios, two ICOM SSB radios, and dual GPS systems provide comprehensive communication and navigation capability. Additional equipment includes an ACR searchlight, Jensen stereo with AM/FM/CD playback on both bridge and salon, and Furuno GPS.

The yacht has a maximum draft of 5 feet and a displacement of 56,531 pounds. The bridge features two International helm chairs, Morse engine controls, and a sound-insulated engine room. All batteries are less than one year old.