2000 Navigator Showboat

This 67-foot Navigator Showboat was built in 2000 and debuted that year at the Houseboat Expo as a fully equipped display model. The aluminum hull is powered by twin Volvo 5.7L 280 HP engines and equipped with dual 200-gallon fuel tanks, a 20KW Westerbeke generator, electronic controls, and an inverter system. The boat carries a 100-gallon toy tank with dedicated gas transfer pump for sea-doo refueling.

The layout includes one stateroom and a cuddy cabin, with two full bathrooms featuring separate shower and tub. The galley features stainless steel appliances, tile flooring, and a 60-bottle wine cooler alongside an extra freezer. Accommodations throughout include solid wood cabinets with maple trim, solid wood panel doors, and fabric ceiling finish. Climate control is provided by a 3-ton heat pump, supported by two 80-gallon water tanks and two 20-gallon water heaters.

The upper deck is designed for entertaining, with a top bar and seating for four, a custom bar with six stools, an 8-person hot tub, and a 32-foot canopy top. The aft deck includes a slide, while exterior stairs provide access between levels. A bridge with seating offers command visibility, and a gang plank is fitted at the bow. Interior features include a 5-speaker surround sound system in the salon and an entertainment system.

Safety and utility systems include three bilge pumps and one bilge blower, an 80-gallon holding tank, CO detector, and Halon fire suppression. Canvas package, fiberglass laminate walls, and recessed galley lighting complete the build.