1995 Ocean 53 Super Sport

The 1995 Ocean 53 Super Sport is a diesel-powered convertible built on a fiberglass hull, powered by twin Detroit engines delivering 1,470 total horsepower. She cruises at 27 knots and reaches 33 knots at speed. The boat measures 53 feet in length with a 16-foot beam and spans 118 square feet in the cockpit alone.

Below deck, the layout comprises three staterooms and two heads arranged for comfort and function. The salon features an L-shaped settee, barrel chairs, and a wet bar with a newly installed ice maker. The galley sits forward with Corian countertops, a four-burner electric cooktop, Sub-Zero refrigeration, and ample cabinetry. The master stateroom occupies the forward section with an island double berth, ensuite head with a separate stand-up shower, and storage throughout. The VIP cabin to port holds a double berth, while the guest cabin to starboard provides over-under single bunks. A guest head with separate shower serves the starboard accommodations.

The flybridge commands the upper deck with dual helm chairs, full navigation suite including Furuno dual MFD GPS and radar, Robertson autopilot, and comprehensive electronics. Two L-shaped seating areas provide guest space. The substantial cockpit is fitted for sport fishing with an in-deck livewell, bait freezer, tackle storage, rod holders, and a transom tuna door. Bennett trim tabs, an Onan 12.5-kilowatt generator, and four Cruise Air air-conditioning compressors round out the mechanical systems. Engine room components include dripless shafts, Racor filters, and an Oil X Change system. The boat includes spare propellers and a collection of service parts.