This 1999 Pacific Mariner 65 Motoryacht was built in LaConner, Washington as hull number 8 of just 51 produced. The fiberglass hull measures 65 feet in length with a 17.25-foot beam, powered by twin Detroit Diesel engines rated at 1,600 total horsepower. The engines were completely rebuilt from the bottom up in 2022 and have logged only 200 hours since, with both transmissions also fully rebuilt at the same time. The yacht cruises at 17.38 knots.
The interior layout includes four staterooms, each with its own ensuite head, plus a third full head. Two fireplaces, full-size galley appliances, a soaking tub, and extensive glazing throughout create a comfortable cruising environment. The oversized saloon and flybridge were designed for entertaining and extended passage-making.
Recent upgrades completed in 2024 include a comprehensive electronics refit with Simrad systems featuring two 16-inch multifunction displays at the lower helm, a 12-inch display at the upper helm, and a 48-foot open array radar with new mast mount. New Garmin Fusion audio, Starlink Global internet with dome antenna, upgraded iCom VHF radios with new antennas, and a rear-facing mast camera were also installed. A Maretron engine and bilge monitoring system with wet and dry exhaust monitoring was added in 2025. The flybridge and cockpit received new cushioned seating with Sunbrella fabric in 2024. The yacht has been kept under cover since new.
Length
65.00 FT
Beam
17.25 FT
Weight
66,000 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Shape
Deep-V
Cabins
4
Heads
3
Crew Cabins
1
Engines
2
Engine Make
Detroit Diesel
Engine Model
8V92TA
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
200 HRS
Fuel
Diesel
Cruising Speed
17.38 KTS
Fuel
1,100 GAL
Water
385 GAL