1990 Viking Motor Yacht

This 1990 Viking 63-foot motor yacht is a fiberglass-hulled cruiser built for extended passagemaking and entertaining. Twin Detroit Diesel 1271 TA engines, each producing 900 horsepower, deliver a cruising speed of 20 knots and a maximum speed of 22 knots. The boat has been maintained in mechanically sound condition and runs smoothly. Four cabins and three heads provide accommodation for family and guests, with a generous layout centered around a full-beam galley, dining room, and open salon.

The master suite occupies the lower deck aft and includes a king walkaround bed, Jacuzzi tub with shower, and abundant storage in cedar-lined closets. Forward guest cabins comprise a VIP suite with queen bed and entertainment center, a double cabin, and a bunk room. The main salon features a cream-colored sofa, teak accents, and indirect lighting, opening through sliding glass doors to an enclosed aft deck furnished with wicker seating and dining for six. A teak stairway leads to a fully enclosed flybridge with three helm seats, wet bar, and lounge area.

The pilothouse carries modern navigational equipment including twin Furuno GPS/plotters and radar, Robertson autopilot, Raydata depth and speed instrumentation, and SSB radio. A bow thruster, electric windlass, and trim tabs enhance handling. The flybridge is outfitted with Raymarine navigation, Starlink connectivity, and additional radar repeater. Additional features include a Bosch laundry center, full galley appliances by Westinghouse, Kenmore, and KitchenAid, and a Phasor Marine generator with 183 hours of service.

Mechanically, the engine room holds dual fuel tanks totaling 1,460 gallons, reverse-cycle air conditioning throughout five zones, and a Fireboy Halon fire suppression system. A davit-launched Scout 145 sportfish with 50-horsepower Yamaha outboard is included. The isinglass enclosure on the flybridge and aft deck requires repair, and the flybridge settee cushions need attention.