2007 Cabo 40 Express Sold Boat in Brick, NJ 08723 US
Built in 2007
40 Express
2 Engines (2x MAN)
40 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $499,000 | $499,000 | $499,900 |
| Location | Brick | Somers Point | Belmar |
| Nominal Length | 40' | 42' | 39' |
| Draft | 3' | - | - |
| Engine Make | MAN | Mercury | Mercury |
| Total Engine Power | 800 hp | 400 hp | 600 hp |
| Days on Market | 268 | 111 | 699 |
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The 2007 40 Cabo "MOONDAWG" is a fantastic example of the 40 Cabo express. Her Michael Peters hull design sets the standard by which all other boats this size are measured. She has a sharp entry with a large bow flare for a soft dry head sea ride. Her wide beam, shallow draft and partial keel make for a stable comfortable ride in both beam and following seas. Cabo build quality, fit, finish and electrical engineering is well known as best in class.
"MOONDAWG" is a fantastic example of this legendary hull. She has been maintained at a high level. Her topsides Gel coat condition is in good condition with EXTREMELY LOW ORIGINAL HOURS ON OPTIONAL 800 COMMON RAIL MANs. She has a custom dash with black lexan, an updated custom package of FURUNO TZ Touch electronics and many other upgrades. You will not find a nicer, lower hour, 800 common rail, Adelanto CA built Cabo anywhere! If you are in the market for a premium brand, well maintained 40-foot express boat, your search should start and end with "MOONDAWG". Below please find a list of some of her factory options, customizations, and highlights...
- Legendary Cabo build quality and engineering
- OPTIONAL upgraded 800hp Common Rail MAN engines Approx 1385 original hours (12/25)
- Gelcoat condition is VERY GOOD
- Westerbeke generator
- Helm deck AC/ reverse cycle heat
- Full tower
- (3) Updated FURUNO TZT 16XL multi-function displays with custom black lexan
- "glass bridge" design look
- FLIR Night Vision
- (2) Underwater lights Lumitec Seablaze
- (2) Upgraded STIDD helm seats
- Eskimo Ice chipper port fishbox dump
- Stbd fishbox chiller plate
- High gloss teak rocket launcher
Cockpit
The cockpit of the 40 Cabo “MOONDAWG” is all business! Whether fishing, diving or cocktail cruising she has it all. Her 15’9” beam is very evident and there is tons of room to work and maneuver. Cockpit features include…
- Custom teak rocket launcher
- Coming pad bolsters
- Twin macerated fish boxes, Stbd side chiller plate
- Ice Chipper port fish box
- Oversized tuna door w/ lift gate
- Lumitec Seablaze UW lights
- Stand up bait prep and sink
- Bait freezer
- Fresh and saltwater washdown
- Transom live well
Helm deck
Two small steps up from the cockpit brings you to the climate-controlled helm deck. She is very comfortably arranged and offers great seating and views of all the action. There is an L shaped seating area to port. Across to stbd is a tackle storage center and versatile top. Additional helm deck highlights include…….
- Helm AC w/ reverse cycle heat
- Hydraulic rams for lift up engine room access
- Optional STIDD helm chairs (2) Center and Stbd
- Centerline helm station
- Tackle and gear storage
- (2) CUSTOM hatches fwd of helm to bring natural light and fresh air below
- Isinglass helm deck enclosure
- HELM ELECTRONINCS: Full complement of navigation electronics including (3) FURUNO TZT 16XL multi-function displays with chart plotter, Radar and sonar capabilities
- Furuno VHF radio, Furuno Auto pilot, AIS, FLIR Night Vision Camera, Garmin Sound system head unit and Rockford Fosgate speaker system
Lower Accommodations
Just to starboard of the centerline helm is a door that slides open to access the lower accommodations. Three steps down brings you in the salon/galley area. The Cabo interior finish is clean, simple, and like the rest of the boat best in class. The salon sole is solid teak and holly, a factory option, and all the cabinetry is solid satin finished teak. No high gloss milky veneer finishes like on other manufacturers.
Starboard is the L shaped ultra-leather sofa. The sofa transforms into a pull-out bed and the back flips up to create a bunk. The high gloss teak table is removable to allow bed to pull out. Also, to stbd aft is a large stand-up rod locker.
To port is the galley and aft is a full head. Features include…
- Corian countertops
- Solid teak cabinetry
- Side by side refrigerator / freezer
- Two burner electric cook top
- Deep sink basin
- Tons of storage
- Microwave oven
- Large head and HUGE shower, AC vent in head, mirror, storage, Vacuflush marine toilet w/ tank indicator light
Master Stateroom
“MOONDAWG” has a hard forward bulkhead and door giving separation and privacy to the Master Stateroom. Additional highlight and feature include…
- Island queen berth with storage underneath
- Custom upgraded soft goods
- Dual cedar lined hanging lockers
- Port and stbd elevated rod storage cabinets
- Solid satin finished teak woodwork with Cabo signature cross hatch vents
- Separate climate controls
- Solid teak and holly sole
“MOONDAWG” has a full custom tower with double spreader outriggers. In the tower station she has MAN engine controls, an updated 13”Furuno TZT unit, VHF, and Auto Pilot as well as canvas cover.
The engine room on the 40 Cabo has a glassed in gel coat liner that makes clean up a breeze. Fluids, oil or dirt do not get into the fiberglass filaments and texture like other inferior finished vessels. She has low original hours (1395 12/25) on OPTIONAL 800 common rails. Engine room access is from a helm deck day hatch or the helm deck will tilt it up for huge access on two large hydraulic rams. Some of the engine room equipment and maintenance highlights include…
- 800 HP CR MAN engines
- 10Kw Westerbeke gen set
- Reverso oil changing system
- Electric fuel priming pumps
- Racor fuel filters
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.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 12/18/25 | Initial price | $499,000 |
Cabo 40 Express: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Cabo 40 Express is a meticulously crafted fishing yacht designed for serious anglers who demand both performance and comfort. Owned by experienced fisherman Nat Kramer, this vessel combines rugged offshore capability with the amenities necessary for extended trips. Its nearly 43-foot length and 15-foot 9-inch beam provide a spacious platform that balances stability, speed, and seaworthiness, making it well suited for long runs to offshore fishing grounds such as the canyon 70 miles out.
Exterior Design and Cockpit Features
The exterior of the Cabo 40 Express emphasizes durability and functionality, beginning with a robust transom door that grants access to a large, uncluttered cockpit. Attention to detail is evident in the stainless steel hardware and uniformly oriented bolt heads, reflecting high-quality workmanship. The cockpit is lined on three sides with removable bolster cushions for comfortable stand-up fishing. Storage is abundant, including two large insole fish boxes that are guttered, gasketed, and self-draining, as well as a lazarette locker aft center providing direct access to fuel shut-off valves and rudder posts, all clearly labeled. A 48-gallon circulating live well is positioned waist-high along the transom, complemented by multiple rod storage options including in-whale rod lockers and a locker beneath the bridge deck seating. Forward in the cockpit, the fishing console to port features an optional freezer locker with cold plates, a freshwater sink, and a cutting surface, while the starboard side houses an insulated, self-draining beverage locker. The entire bridge deck raises hydraulically on two large rams for full engine access, though the activation button is somewhat inconveniently located in the starboard rod locker.
Bridge Deck and Helm
The helm station of the 40 Express is designed in a Palm Beach style with a centerline position, providing excellent visibility and control. It features single-lever electronic engine controls and classic-style gauges paired with ample space for modern electronics. The windshield is notably tall and rugged, equipped with a vent window that opens electronically for ventilation. The half tower, though requiring some agility to climb, offers expansive views both forward and aft, enhancing fishing operations. Seating on the bridge deck includes an L-shaped lounge accommodating four guests with storage beneath, plus a priority seat atop the starboard console that doubles as tackle storage, a dry locker, and houses an air conditioning vent. The captain enjoys a centerline stidd chair, a feature typically reserved for much larger yachts.
Interior Living Spaces
Below deck, the Cabo 40 Express offers comfortable accommodations with a well-appointed galley located to port. The galley is L-shaped and equipped with modern conveniences such as two under-counter refrigerators and a Panasonic microwave oven. Opposite the galley on the starboard side is an L-shaped ultra-leather lounge that converts into a large double berth via a pull-out mechanism. Forward lies the owner's stateroom, which features a centerline double berth, twin hanging lockers, and a built-in flat-screen television that complements another TV in the main salon, providing entertainment options for extended stays aboard.
Power and Performance
The Cabo 40 Express is a substantial displacement vessel weighing nearly 14 tons, yet it delivers impressive speed and handling. Its transom dead rise of 16.5 degrees creates a broad, relatively flat aft surface that enhances stability both underway and at rest. During sea trials off Montauk Point, New York, the boat achieved a top speed of 36.7 miles per hour, with a comfortable cruise speed of 29.1 miles per hour at 1750 RPM. This efficient cruising speed affords a range of approximately 316 miles from the 600-gallon fuel tank. The boat demonstrated a dry, soft ride in rough conditions and excellent stopping power when backing down on fish, never shipping water during aggressive maneuvers.
Conclusion
The Cabo 40 Express stands out as a high-quality, well-designed fishing yacht that meets the demands of serious offshore anglers. Its combination of solid construction, thoughtful details, spacious and comfortable living areas, and strong performance make it a compelling choice for those seeking a reliable and capable vessel for extended fishing adventures. The boat’s ability to deliver speed, stability, and comfort simultaneously underscores why it is gaining recognition as a flagship model within the Cabo Yachts lineup.
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Harbour Towne Marina, 817 NE 3rd Street, Dania Beach, FL, 33004
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