Sea Ray 47 Sedan Bridge à vendre (2008) dans Admiralty Yacht Sales, Inc., Floride, États-Unis

2008 47' Sea Ray Sedan Bridge "SOMEDAY CAME" is a Pristine WHITE HULL Yacht that has Spent the Majority of her Life in the North Eastern United States.  Unlike most Sea Rays from this era in the South, the Interior Wood is in Excellent Condition.  She was freighted to St. Thomas by the Current Owner in 2022 for a few years of Island Exploration.  



"SOMEDAY CAME" is Easy to See and is docked at a High-End Marina in St. Thomas close to the Local Airport.  No Duties would be Due in the Event that this vessel is Brought Back to the Continental US.



She is Powered by Cummins QSC-600 Diesels w/ just over 1,300 Hours and all Services are Up to Date.  The Generator has approximately 2,200 Hours on her and Runs like New.  All systems are represented as being Turn-Key at this time.  The 1,000 Hour Service was Performed prior to this vessel heading to St. Thomas.



MUCH PREFERRED 2 STATEROOM / 2 HEAD LAYOUT -- FULL BEAM MASTER STATEROOM -- VERY SPACIOUS CONFIGURATION FOR A 47' YACHT



Upgrades Include:  Hydraulic Swim Platform, Updated Garmin Electronics + Radar, STARLINK Internet, Dock Mate Wireless Controls, Updated Fusion Stereo System, Bow & Stern Thrusters, Flybridge Air Conditioning, Under Water Lights, 10' RIB Tender w/ Honda 20HP Outboard + Much More!!


Additional Information:

Garmin MFD x 2
Garmin Radar
Fusion system with control at helm and in cockpit
Added Garmin VHF and second antenna
Starlink Mobile Dish and Router  (Big Antenna)
Dock Mate Wireless Docking Controls
Amcrest Security Camera System with Remote Monitoring
Siren System (Currently not connected in USVI due to issues with Sirens cell carrier)
Under Water Lights
New refrigerator 11-2022
New cockpit icemaker 10-23
New master stateroom HVAC unit 12-24
Bottom paint/prop speed 10-24
10’ Inmar RIB with Console and  Honda 20HP outboard
Rudders seals and shaft seals new 10-23
Dri-Bilge System 10-23
Engine and Gen service 5-24
All new (4) AGM Batteries 10-23
1,000 Hour Service was Performed Prior to Vessel going to St. Thomas