2007 Cheoy Lee Bravo Flybridge Motor Yacht

The Cheoy Lee Bravo is an 88-foot fiberglass motor yacht built in 2007, powered by twin Caterpillar C32 diesel engines producing 3,304 horsepower combined. The yacht cruises at 20 knots with a top speed of 26 knots and is equipped with hydraulic bow and stern thrusters, trim tabs, and NAIAD stabilizers. The hull delivers strong seakeeping performance and stability underway, with a flush main deck and 6 feet 10 inches of headroom throughout.

The interior features four staterooms and five heads arranged for comfortable cruising. Recent updates include new carpeting, cushions, and three washer-dryer combo units. Climate control has been upgraded with two new chillers and six new air handler units, while two new hot water heaters were added in 2022. The flybridge includes air conditioning with a full enclosure installed in 2021.

Navigation and communication systems have been comprehensively renewed, with five Garmin units added in 2023—three on the flybridge and two at the lower helm—all with weather and radar overlay capability. A new FLIR thermal imaging system was also installed in 2023. Entertainment includes new smart televisions from 2020 and a new DirecTV antenna. Underwater lighting features four LED fixtures with six total lights and multiple color settings controlled via iPhone.

Mechanical systems have received extensive attention. The engines underwent full service with aftercooler upgrades in 2023. A 1,700-pound davit was fully rebuilt, a new water maker was installed, and the raw water motor and pump were replaced in 2021. New fuel transfer and bypass mufflers were added in 2023, and the sliding door stainless steel rollers are new.