The Mikelson 64 is a West Coast sportfish designed by Tom Fexas with a distinctive rakish profile and substantial 17-foot beam. Built on a lightweight, fully cored fiberglass hull, the boat features prop pockets and moderate transom deadrise. Twin Detroit Diesel engines power the yacht to a cruising speed of 12 knots and maximum speed of 22 knots.
The galley-down layout includes four cabins, one head, and a wide-open salon with built-in settees and teak cabinetry throughout. The unusual aft deck platform overlooks a large cockpit equipped with controls, while the expansive flybridge features a wraparound helm console forward, a second control station aft for maneuvering, and lounge seating. The boat has four driving stations in total and an enclosed sky bridge.
The yacht is outfitted with three air conditioning systems and Onan generators of 8kw and 12kw capacity. The Detroit Diesel engines have approximately 400 hours of use.
Length
64.00 FT
Beam
17.00 FT
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Modified-V
Cabins
4
Heads
1
Crew Cabins
0
Engines
2
Engine Make
Detroit
Engine Model
8v92
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
450 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Cruising Speed
12.00 KTS
Max Speed
22.00 KTS
Range
1000.00 NM
Fuel
1,000 GAL
Water
200 GAL