1982 Viking 44 Motor Yacht - For Sale at Harrison Township, MI 48045 - ID 653440

1982 Viking 44 Motor Yacht

Harrison Township, MI

$89,900

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Specifications

Type

Sportfish / Convertible
Make / Model

Viking / 44 Motor Yacht
Year / Condition

1982 / Used
Length / Width

44' / 15'
Engine

Single
Engine Use

2 Hours
Engine Detail

Detroit Diesel 6-71 (2,900 hours)
Horse Power

410
Fuel Type

Diesel
Hull Material

Fiberglass
Boat Location

Harrison Township, MI
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Description

PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP SHOWS THROUGHOUT THIS 1982 VIKING 44 MOTOR YACHT -- PLEASE SEE FULL SPECS FOR COMPLETE LISTING DETAILS. CALL OR EMAIL OUR SALES OFFICE FOR DETAILS.
Freshwater / Great Lakes boat this vessel features Twin Detroit Diesel 6-71 410-hp Diesel Engine's with 2900 original hours. Notable features include but are not limited to the following: Air-Conditioning & Heat (2-Units), (2) Head's (Electric Flush) w/Vanity/Sink/Stall-Shower's, Onan Generator, Windlass Anchor w/Chain, Electronics Package (Compass,VHF Marine Radio, Raymarine Depth Sounder, Raymarine C120 GPS/Chartplotter, Autopilot), Barrier Coated Bottom w/ bottom paint, Fly-Bridge Enclosure, and MUCH more!
Broker Notes: Very nice boat, new hardwood flooring in cabin, canvas in excellent condition. This vessel has been well cared for mechanically and aesthetically. Shown by appointment, please contact the listing agent for details.
The PowerBoat Guide had this say:
The Viking 44 Motor Yacht replaced the 43 Double Cabin model in the Viking fleet in 1982. Designed for fast and comfortable cruising—and showing the sleek, low-profile styling characteristics of the Viking 46 Convertible—the 44 Motor Yacht is slightly larger inside than the 43 Double Cabin and carries more fuel and water. While the floor-plans are similar, the 44 has a larger main salon with the forward companionway offset to starboard. The interior—considered quite elegant by 1980s standards—is an attractive blend of natural teak woodwork, designer fabrics and plush furnishings. Topside, there’s plenty of space on the full-width aft deck for entertaining, and the fly-bridge is arranged with guest seating forward of the helm console. (Note that the bridge profile was updated in 1989.) Additional features include a wide side decks, an optional hardtop and arch, and steel engine mounts—a Viking trademark.