1998 Sunseeker Predator 63

The 1998 Sunseeker Predator 63 is a 63-foot fiberglass cruiser built for comfortable long-range passage. Twin MAN diesel engines produce 2,400 horsepower combined and have logged barely 600 hours. The yacht cruises at 12 knots for extended range or pushes to 30 knots when needed, with a cruising radius of 500 miles at near 1 nautical mile per gallon, or 1,000 miles at lower speed. The hull handles the Salish Sea well, fitted with trim tabs and bow and stern thrusters controlled remotely.

The main saloon spans the upper level with a full wet bar, teak sole, and a dining table for six. A sunroof opens to daylight and fresh air. The helm is outfitted with Raymarine electronics, autopilot, and full electronic controls. Aft of the saloon, a newly installed Sea Teak swim platform and tender garage complete the topside.

Below deck are three staterooms with four berths total, including an ensuite head adjacent to the master cabin. A separate guest bathroom and full galley with Subzero appliances serve the accommodations. Rich wood and leather finishes throughout, with LED lighting in the stairwell and cabin spaces. A Kohler 11-kilowatt generator powers the full climate control system—heating and air conditioning—and all onboard systems while underway or at anchor.