1988 Chris-Craft 426 Catalina

This 1988 Chris-Craft 426 Catalina is a 43-foot fiberglass motor yacht powered by twin Crusader 454 engines producing 700 horsepower combined. The port engine has logged 1,951 hours while the starboard engine, which is newer, shows 337 hours. An Onan 6.5 kW generator with 1,343 hours supports onboard systems. The boat is equipped with an anchor windlass, remote spotlight, and foredeck sunpad for relaxation.

The upper helm features a bimini top with full enclosure and houses navigation electronics including a Garmin GPS 930, dual Hummingbird Matrix 12 systems for navigation and fishing, a depth sounder, and Sony CD stereo. An L-shaped passenger seat sits adjacent to the helm. The aft deck includes a sink, icemaker, and flat-screen television with soundbar. A dinghy with storage capability on the upper aft deck is included with the boat.

Below deck, the main salon spans the central cabin area with a flat-screen television and extensive cabinet storage. A spacious dinette converts into an additional sleeping surface. The galley is fully equipped with a full-size refrigerator and freezer, microwave, oven with cooktop, double sink, and coffee maker, along with substantial drawer and cabinet space. Climate control comes from marine air and heating systems throughout.

The forward stateroom holds a queen bed with steps on both sides and underbed storage, a full-length mirror, vanity sink, flat-screen television, and large hanging closet. The forward head includes an electric toilet and hot/cold shower. The aft master stateroom features a king bed with walk-around space on both sides, extensive drawer storage, dual hanging closets, and a built-in makeup area. The aft head offers an electric toilet, bathtub with shower, and sink. A central vacuum system serves the entire boat. The yacht has been maintained in a covered slip on a freshwater lake.