1988 Chris-Craft 46 Constellation
$95,000
Boat in Marathon, FL 33050 US
46 Constellation
2 Engines (2x DETROIT)
46 feet
Diesel
Fiberglass/Reinforced
Introducing the elegant **BLADE RUNNER**, a stunning 46.17-foot Flybridge yacht crafted by Chris Craft in 1988. This used vessel showcases a robust fiberglass hull with a displacement shape, ensuring stability and comfort on the water. Powered by two reliable DETROIT 671 Tib inboard engines, each delivering an impressive 475 hp, it promises exhilarating performance with a cruising speed of 12 knots and a maximum hull speed of 18 knots. The yacht features three spacious cabins and two heads, providing ample accommodation for relaxation and privacy. Equipped with an electric windlass, it enhances convenience during anchoring. With 2500 hours of engine use, this yacht has been well-maintained, ready for new adventures. The **BLADE RUNNER** is perfect for those seeking a blend of luxury and performance on the open seas.
Blade Runner Improvements
1988 46’ Chris Craft Constellation Marathon.
A. Engine Room.
1. Engines and Transmissions. Massive $50,000 rework of engines, transmissions and generator (2021).
2. Fuel System.
a. Corrected and optimized fuel plumbing. Port engine pulls from the port 200 gallon tank, starboard engine pulls from the starboard 200 gallon tank, and the generator pulls from the starboard 100 gallon saddle tank.
NOTE: Port 100 gallon saddle tank converted to a second water tank.
b. Polished all fuel.
3. Three new air conditioner water pumps (upper salonA/C, master stateroom A/C, lower salon and forward stateroom A/C’s share one pump).
4. New fresh water pump.
5. Two new bilge pumps.
B. Electrical System.
1. Entire electrical system upgraded to the newest ABYC standards.
2. Two new F-8 batteries for the engine systems.
3. New engine systems battery charger.
4. Two new F-8 batteries for the house systems.
5. New house systems battery charger.
6. New 12vDC LED lighting throughout the vessel.
7. New 12v battery and charger for swim platform davit.
8. New/second 30’ 50 Amp shore power cable.
C. Interior.
1. Upper Salon.
a. New wall-to-wall carpeting.
b. New paint throughout.
c. New TV, sound bar, sofa, recliner, end table and coffee table (table top elevates with storage underneath).
2. Lower Salon.
a. Lower salon converted to a hobby center/workshop.
b. New wall-to-wall carpeting with individually carpeted engine room hatches.
c. New air conditioner/heater.
d. New paint.
e. New dining area cushions.
f. New dining area light & fan.
3. Galley.
a. Installed tile back splash in galley.
b. New microwave.
c. New garbage disposal.
d. New pull-out faucet.
4. Master Stateroom.
a. New wall-to-wall carpeting.
b. New TV.
c. New air conditioner/heater.
d. Installed new port lights (originals were glassed over).
5. Master Head.
a. Replaced linoleum floor with ceramic tile.
b. Installed tile back splash.
c. New water pump and new macerator.
d. New sink faucet.
e. New shower controls and shower head.
f. New shower sump.
6. Forward Stateroom.
a. New washer and dryer.
b. New carpeting.
7. Forward Head.
a. New skylight/hatch.
b. New head pump/macerator.
c. New sink faucet.
d. New shower controls and shower head.
e. New shower sump.
D. Exterior.
1. Completely restored bottom to like-new condition; new bottom paint.
2. Removed and reconditioned both props.
3. Custom “SeaDek” flooring installed on both the main deck and fly bridge.
4. New 10’ RIB dinghy with new 15hp Power Pro engine, battery for the engine, dinghy cover and bench cushion with storage.
5. New cushions on the bow seating.
6. New sunshade on the bow.
7. New water filtration/purification system (starboard side entrance).
8. New LifeSling (port side).
9. Rear-facing color camera on fly bridge helm to aid in docking.
10. New cushions on fly bridge helm seats.
11. New outdoor furniture on fly bridge; two chairs, love seat and coffee table.
12. New fly bridge bimini.
13. Sanded and stained all teak handrails and rear door frame.
E. Miscellaneous.
1. Large number of spare parts, filters, zincs, etc. under the galley seating.
2. Significant supply of various hoses under the mid-stateroom sofa.
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 |
|---|---|---|
| 3/16/26 | Initial price | $95,000 |
Overview from around the web 1988 Chris-Craft 46 Constellation
Customers praise the 1988 Chris-Craft 46 Constellation for its classic design and solid craftsmanship
Many highlight its spacious interior and comfortable layout, making it ideal for extended cruising and entertaining guests. Owners appreciate the boat’s reliable performance and smooth handling, noting that it delivers a stable and enjoyable ride even in choppy waters. The quality wood finishes and timeless styling receive frequent compliments, reflecting Chris-Craft’s reputation for elegance and durability. Overall, customers value the 46 Constellation for blending vintage charm with functional features, making it a cherished vessel for both leisure and adventure on the water.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1988 Chris-Craft 46 Constellation is a classic luxury motor yacht known for its timeless design and solid construction. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Classic Styling: The 46 Constellation features elegant, traditional Chris-Craft lines with rich wood finishes and a spacious, well-appointed interior.
Solid Build Quality: Known for durable craftsmanship, this model offers robust construction that has stood the test of time.
Spacious Layout: With generous salon and cabin space, it comfortably accommodates family and guests for extended cruising.
Comfortable Ride: Its hull design provides smooth handling and stability in various sea conditions.
Powerful Performance: Equipped with reliable engines, the yacht delivers good speed and maneuverability for its size.
Timeless Appeal: The 46 Constellation has a distinctive vintage charm that appeals to classic yacht enthusiasts.
Cons
Older Systems: Being a 1988 model, some onboard systems and electronics may be outdated and require upgrades or maintenance.
Maintenance Intensive: The extensive use of wood and classic finishes can demand more upkeep to preserve their appearance and condition.
Fuel Efficiency: Larger displacement and older engine technology can result in higher fuel consumption compared to modern yachts.
Limited Modern Amenities: Lacks some contemporary features and conveniences found in newer vessels, such as advanced navigation systems or modern entertainment options.
Space Utilization: While spacious, the layout reflects design trends of the late '80s and may not optimize space as efficiently as newer models.
Made For
The 1988 Chris-Craft 46 Constellation is ideal for boating enthusiasts who appreciate classic luxury combined with reliable performance. Perfect for families or groups seeking spacious accommodations and elegant styling, this yacht suits those who enjoy cruising coastal waters in comfort and style. It’s also well-suited for experienced boaters looking for a vessel that offers both impressive craftsmanship and timeless appeal.
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PO Box 1853, Key West, FL, 33041
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