1991 Tollycraft Euro Sport Cruiser

This 39-foot Tollycraft Euro Sport Cruiser is a fiberglass motoryacht built in the Pacific Northwest with a design by Ed Monk. Twin Detroit Diesel 8.2L engines, each producing 250 horsepower, deliver a cruising speed of approximately 12 knots and a maximum speed of around 15.5 knots. The hull spans 14 feet 8 inches in beam, providing substantial interior volume. The boat carries 400 gallons of diesel fuel for extended range.

The layout centers on a bright, open salon with large windows, an L-shaped dinette with adjustable table, and a U-shaped galley fitted with full-size appliances. Forward is a guest cabin with a double berth and private head. The master stateroom features a walk-around queen berth and en-suite head with shower stall. A flybridge and sundeck offer seating and entertaining space, with a built-in barbecue. The aft cabin cockpit design provides a transom door for easy boarding and water access.

Power and systems include an 8.0-kilowatt generator, a 2500-watt inverter, and electrical heating. Navigation and entertainment electronics comprise radar, GPS, Tridata, autopilot, VHF radio, a remote spotlight, and television with VCR. The engines are noted as having low hours on them.