Overview

The Egg Harbor 40 Motor Yacht was one of the last of the flushdeck
motor yacht designs built by a major U.S. manufacturer.
Ending production in 1986, she was built on the reworked hull
of the earlier Pacemaker 40 MY whose molds and tooling Egg
Harbor had acquired after Pacemaker closed down in 1980. A
practical and straightforward cruising yacht, her spacious twostateroom
interior is centered around a salon that seems larger
than its dimensions might suggest. An enormous U-shaped galley
is down from the salon level, and only the aft head has a separate
stall shower. Elsewhere, a built-in washer/dryer is fitted under the
wet bar, and the grain-matched teak woodwork is all of furniture
quality. The aft stateroom is large for a 40-foot yacht and includes
a home-size closet with real wardrobe space. Topside, the covered
aft deck is large enough for entertaining several guests, and wide
side decks provide secure access to the bow. As it is (or was)
in most flush-deck motor yachts, the flybridge is small compared
with those of today's 40-foot yachts. Optional 410hp 6-71TIs cruise at
20 knots.

Descriptions

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.

Additional Units Included

• 2008 Achilles SPD-290