2004 Cabo 48 Flybridge

This 2004 Cabo 48 Flybridge is a fiberglass sportfishing yacht built for offshore capability and comfort. Twin MAN diesel engines produce 2,100 horsepower, delivering a cruising speed of 26 knots and a maximum speed of 30 knots. The boat weighs approximately 45,000 pounds and spans 48 feet in length with a 15-foot beam.

The three-stateroom layout accommodates multiple guests, with two heads serving the accommodation spaces. The salon has undergone interior updates for a more modern appearance. Electronics have been updated with current Garmin systems installed within the past two years. A Sea Recovery water maker and Eskimo ice maker are onboard. Systems and audio-visual equipment operate as intended.

The engines have approximately 1,200 hours since major overhaul, with total hours around 3,700. Heat exchangers and aftercoolers were refurbished in September 2021, with valve adjustments completed at that time. Nibral propellers and cutlass bearings have been serviced. The boat was kept in freshwater for the previous eight years with limited use.

The hull shows some gelcoat spider cracks typical of the era. Three Strataglass flybridge panels require repair. One air-conditioning unit is currently out of service. These items represent areas for future attention by the new owner. Despite cosmetic considerations, the yacht remains mechanically sound and handles responsively.