1991 Californian 55 Cockpit Motor Yacht

The 1991 Californian 55 is a 55-foot fiberglass sedan bridge yacht powered by twin 970-horsepower Detroit diesel engines. The boat accommodates three staterooms and three heads, making it well-suited for extended cruising or entertaining. Recent updates include new engine batteries, a rebuilt starter on the port engine, an electronic fuel pump replacement, and yearly engine service completed in July. The generator underwent a fuel injector pump rebuild and new starter installation.

The main and aft salons have been refreshed with new blinds, an electric fireplace, new television, and updated stereo and LED lighting systems. Navigation and communication equipment includes Garmin electronics with radar and Icom VHF radios. The helm features multi-colored lighting and new windlass foot switches. Climate control consists of three air conditioning units and thermal window shades. A 20-kilowatt Onan generator supports onboard power, backed by an inverter system and six solar panels.

Additional updates encompass a full exterior polymer coating, new anodes, new windshield mask with thermal insulation, and replaced electric fireplace. Docking controls are located at the transom, and an inflatable dinghy is included. The boat is equipped with an AirLock deodorizer system and USCG safety kits. A bow sun pad with cover and a stand-up toolbox of tools and miscellaneous boat supplies round out the equipment package.