1997 Broward 108 Raised Pilothouse

This 108-foot Broward raised pilothouse is powered by twin Caterpillar 3412 engines rated at 1,250 horsepower each, with 8,000 total running hours and 3,200 hours since major overhaul. The aluminum hull combines cruising capability with comfortable accommodations across multiple decks.

The aft deck showcases full teak flooring, twin teak tables, and transom seating, with a full bar featuring a teak top, stainless sink, drawer refrigeration, and ice maker. A large swim platform with teak decking provides convenient water access. The main salon features a 72-inch TV with surround sound, full bar with refrigeration and ice maker, and expansive seating. Port and starboard doorways connect the salon to the bow deck. The raised pilothouse includes an L-shaped observation seating area and comprehensive Garmin navigation systems, with Cat digital engine monitors, Garmin displays, and Simrad autopilot controlling the yacht's operation.

Below deck, the master stateroom spans the full beam with his and hers amenities, hanging lockers, nightstand storage, and an en-suite head with Headhunter toilet. Two guest staterooms offer queen berths and en-suite baths, while a forward VIP stateroom provides a centerline queen berth and walk-in closet. Dedicated crew quarters are included, with the engine room housing the Caterpillar engines and Phasor electric generators.

The flybridge is appointed for entertaining, with two Stidd helm chairs, a pop-up television at the bar area, hot tub, equipment storage, and grill station. RTI controls manage audiovisual systems, lighting, and HVAC throughout the yacht. A spiral staircase with teak treads connects the decks.