1992 Ocean Yachts 53 Super Sport

(ORIGINAL OWNER) BOASTING ALL OF THE MOST SOUGHT AFTER OPTIONS THIS 1992 OCEAN YACHTS 53 SUPER SPORT OFFERS AN EXCELLENT CONSIDERATION -- PLEASE SEE FULL SPECS FOR COMPLETE LISTING DETAILS. LOW INTEREST EXTENDED TERM FINANCING AVAILABLE -- CALL OR EMAIL OUR SALES OFFICE FOR DETAILS.

Features Twin Daytona Marine Diesel (MACK Diesel) DME-9 925-hp Diesel Engine's with only 543 original hours (Note Aft Deck Controls to Starboard). 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, Central Vacuum System, Washer / Dryer, Onan 12.5-kw Generator w/688-hours, Windlass Anchor, Complete Electronics Package (Icom IC-M502 VHF Marine Radio, Simrad Color / Touch Screen Radar w/GPS/Chartplotter, Simrad AP20 Autopilot), Full Teak Cockpit w/Teak Cover Boards / Rounded Knee Boards, Custom Aft Deck Awning (Tubular Aluminum w/Stamoid-Top), Bow-Davit w/1992 Boston Whaler 14 Rage (Jet-Tender), and MUCH more!

Broker Notes: Original owner vessel custom ordered with "Plan-C" 2-stateroom layout. Spent 8-years in the early to late 90s in Stewart FL otherwise she's been in the Great Lakes kept in her fully enclosed climate controlled boathouse. Low hours on her 8-cylinder Mack / Daytona Marine Diesel DME-9 925-hp Engine's .. This is one to try and capture! Inside boat-house stored year round. Sale includes owners manuals. Highly recommended by listing agent!

The PowerBoat Guide had this to say:

Replacing the popular 55 Super Sport in 1991, the 53 Super Sport was built on an all-new Ocean hull design with a sharper entry and slightly increased transom deadrise. The hull changes make
the Ocean 53 a generally better headsea boat than her predecessor with a notably drier ride. Several floorplans were offered over the years, and while three-stateroom layouts have been the most popular, a two-stateroom, galley-down version with a dinette delivers an extremely spacious salon. Although the deckhouse dimensions are slightly smaller than the 55 Super Sport model she replaced, there’s plenty of room for entertaining, and the luxurious furnishings and teak woodwork create a very inviting atmosphere. A transom door was standard in the cockpit, and the fish box was repositioned behind the chair for improved access to the rudder posts. Competitively priced, additional features include a factory hardtop, a well-arranged engine-room, and cockpit controls.