This 1992 Horizon 40 is a fiberglass flybridge cruiser powered by twin Volvo Penta diesel engines rated at 370 horsepower each, with 931 hours recorded. The boat measures 39 feet in length with a 13.68-foot beam, offering substantial sea room for extended cruising. The flybridge includes a bimini canopy, hydraulic controls, and upholstered seating, while the main saloon features a U-shaped settee, flip-wing dining table, and entertainment setup. A forward guest cabin and aft owner's stateroom each contain double berths and en-suite heads with shower facilities.
Below decks, accommodations are well-equipped with carpeting throughout common areas. The galley features a double sink, oven, microwave, and refrigeration. Twin heads include electric toilets and hot-water showers. Navigation electronics comprise a Lowrance GPS, JRC radar, Robertson AP200 autopilot, compass, and dual VHF radios in both saloon and flybridge.
Exterior equipment includes a teak and stainless-steel swim platform with ladder, electric anchor windlass, bow passerelle, cockpit shower, and a life raft. A tender with Honda 2.3-horsepower outboard is included. Additional systems include an Onan generator, Eberspächer heating, hot-water supply, and battery charger with shore-power cable. Hydraulic controls operate from both the saloon and flybridge for ease of maneuvering.
Length
39.14 FT
Beam
13.68 FT
Weight
39,683.24 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Cabins
2
Heads
2
Engines
2
Engine Make
Volvo Penta
Engine Model
TAMD71A
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
931 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Fuel
396.26 GAL
Water
132.09 GAL