2004 McKinna 58

The McKinna 58 is a raised pilothouse cruising yacht built on a semi-displacement hull with a shallow keel. Constructed in fiberglass by Lien Hwa Shipyards in Taiwan, the boat measures 62 feet in length with an 18.25-foot beam and is powered by twin Caterpillar diesel engines producing 3,200 horsepower combined, paired with ZF transmissions. An Onan 27.5 kW generator supplies electrical power underway.

The interior features three staterooms with maple cabinetry and three heads. The main deck centers on a full-beam salon with galley positioned above. The raised pilothouse contains an L-shaped couch, watertight deck door, and direct access to the flybridge. A hydraulic bow thruster and windlass are installed, with Raymarine ST 60 instrumentation and autopilot control available at the helm.

The cockpit is finished with composite teak sole and includes a combined grill and wet bar, transom door, and access hatch to the lazarette and engine room. Port and starboard side doors provide dockside access to the forward cockpit area. Wide covered walkways forward of the cockpit to the bow, also finished in composite teak and holly, allow safe passage between areas. The flybridge features two L-shaped couches aft, two fully adjustable Pompanette Platinum helm seats, a wet bar, storage cabinet, and sun pads forward. A hydraulic extended teak composite swim platform is fitted at the stern. Washer and dryer units are installed.