1996 Symbol 75

This 1996 Symbol 75 is a raised pilothouse cruising yacht built for extended offshore passages and Pacific Northwest exploration. The fiberglass hull and superstructure feature a hard chine modified-V bottom with forward ballast bulb and passive stabilizers, designed for seaworthiness and comfort in variable conditions. At approximately 139,000 pounds displacement, she combines substantial cruising capability with manageable proportions.

Twin MAN diesel engines of 1100 horsepower each drive the yacht efficiently through the water at cruising speeds between 11 and 14 knots. Hydraulic systems serve the bow and stern thrusters, windlass, and davit crane, supporting confident operation across a range of conditions. The mechanical systems reflect a commitment to practical, capable cruising infrastructure.

The layout provides four cabins and three heads, offering comfortable accommodation for extended voyages or family cruising. Her interior spaces are arranged around the raised pilothouse design that defines the class, combining visibility with weather protection for the helm station.

The yacht was surveyed in June 2025 and found to be in good overall condition for her age. Her maintenance history reflects careful stewardship and regular attention to ongoing upkeep.