Presented by
Mike McKenzie
1984 Bertram 42' (12.80 m) 42 Convertible
Jupiter, Florida, United States
Marlintini
This 42 Bertram Convertible is a fishing machine.
- Sport Fishing
- Power
- Used
- Diesel
- Fiberglass Hull
- HIN/IMO: BERM0759M84C
Description
This boat is absolutely amazing for her age. She feels very open and comfortable for the family and friend anglers or a first timers. She offers all the comforts of home with water front view. Her long range, superb fishability, and exceptional abilities have earned Bertram the reputation as one of the best classic designs in the angling world. The Bertram 42 Convertible is one of the most popular convertibles ever designed and dominated the sport fishing market for over a decade.
-CUSTOM FIBERGLASS BROW
-MURRAY BROS FIGHTING CHAIR
-OUTRIGGERS/CENTER RIGGER
-TWO STATEROOMS/ONE HEAD
-STEP DOWN GALLEY
-FULL SIZED FRIDGE
Specifications
HIN/IMO: BERM0759M84C
LOA: 42' (12.80 Meters)
Type: Power- Used
Year: 1984
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hull Material: Fiberglass
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Engines
Engine 1
- Engine Make: Detroit
- Engine Model: 6V92TA
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Power HP: 435.00
- Power KW: 324.38
- Fuel Type: Diesel
Engine 2
- Engine Make: Detroit
- Engine Model: 6V92TA
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Power HP: 435.00
- Power KW: 324.38
- Fuel Type: Diesel
Full Details
Galley
- Step down galley
- Frigidare full size refrigerator
- GE Microwave
Master
- Queen berth
- Two hull side port lights
Forward Stateroom
- V-berth
- Port light
Head
- Stall shower
- Port light
Cockpit
- 108 sq. ft.
- Tuna door
Fishing Equipment
- Murray Bros fighting chair
- Outriggers
- Center rigger
- 3 gunwale rod holders
- 6 bridge rocket launcher
- 4 clearing rod holders
Deck and Hull
- Deep V
- 17 degrees aft deadrise
- 8 stainless steel cleats
- Galley Made Marine windlass
- Bow pulpit
- Stainless steel bow rail
Bridge
- Soft top
- Seating forward of helm
Engine and Mechanical
- Twin Detroit 6V92TA 435 hp engines
Electrical System
- 50 Amp shore power (2)
Performance
- Cruise 22-23 knots
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.Hours on motors and generators cannot be guaranteed and what is listed may change.
A minimum of $495.00 closing fee will be added to the final total price of the vessel. Please ask your selling agent for a complete closing statement as they can change with every sale. Coast Guard Documentation, State Registration, and other fees are not included in the price of the vessel.
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Mike McKenzie
Yacht Broker
112 US-1 S
Tequesta FL 33469 USA
Office: 1-561-730-4009
Cell: 1-561-601-5685
Mike grew up in Palm Beach County and spent his high school years working at Moffitt Inlet Marina, which is now Safe Harbor New Port Cove Marine Center. He then attended the University of Florida, receiving his bachelor’s degree in 1991. Mike earned his 100 Ton Master’s License while working in the Bahamas aboard a liveaboard SCUBA diving charter vessel in the early ’90s before heading to the oilfields of the Gulf of Mexico and spending over two decades in the marine construction field as a commercial deep-sea diver. He has over 1500 surface-supplied dives and spent 257 days in saturation, with the deepest dive to 540 feet. During that time he spent over 4000 days at sea (11 years). Mike ended his offshore career as a diving supervisor for Oceaneering International, working off of the west coast of Africa to be at home full time with his two young children.
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In addition to working full time as a broker for DH Yacht Sales, Mike does occasional work as a captain, is a right fielder for the On Track softball team in the Florida Half Century Amateur Softball Association, does yacht photography and is a private pilot. He was a hitting coach for his kids’ baseball team and is presently teaching them to free dive.