1967 Daytona 47
$189,550
Boat in Fort Walton Beach, FL 32548 US
Built in 1967
47
2 Engines (2x Cummins)
46.1 feet
Diesel
Wooden
1967 47' Daytona Sportfisherman - Designed by acclaimed naval architect Bob Sherbert, this classic Daytona represents the pinnacle of American custom sportfishing from the golden era. Comparable in pedigree and craftsmanship to the revered Rybovich and Merritt yachts, she features timeless lines, exceptional seakeeping, and uncompromising build quality. Maintained to an exacting standard throughout her life, this vessel remains in exceptional condition, with all systems fully operational and performing as intended. A rare opportunity to acquire a properly kept classic of this caliber-ready for immediate enjoyment by a knowledgeable owner who appreciates provenance, quality, and enduring design.
Entering from the cockpit you will find mahogany trim, cabinetry and doors all finely done and well fitted. Pocket doors separate the spacious salon from the staterooms and galley below. Down the stairs you find a galley to the starboard of the companionway with a new granite countertop, stainless fixtures and a single dinette forward. To port you find the aft stateroom with two bunks and a new wall mirror on the aft bulkhead. Forward on the port side is a head with stall shower accessed from the aft stateroom and the companionway. The crew quarters forward has two bunks to port with a toilet and vanity. There is very adequate storage throughout.
- Couch to starboard with drawer storage
- L-shaped couch forward and port with drawer storage
- Ice maker, drawer and cabinet storage STBD aft
- Drawer storage port aft
- Electronic distribution panel cabinet STBD forward
- Television
- New granite countertop
- Stainless sink
- Single dinette
- Full size refrigerator freezer
- Microwave
- 220 plug for stove or dishwasher
- Bomar hatch light
- Center helm station with teak pedestal
- Palm beach controls
- Murphy tachometers
- Morse throttles
- Richie compass
- Garmin GPSMAP 1042XSV 10 inch
- Furuno FCV 295 bottom machine
- Furuno 96 mile radar
- Robertson autopilot
- Garmin GPSMAP 1042XSV 10 inch
- Furuno FCV 295 Color video sounder
- Furuno GaAs FET FRONT END. 8-TONE DAYLIGHT DISPLAY 96 mile radar
- Richie compass
- Robertson autopilot
- Two VHF radios
- Twin Cummins 903 engines 8 cylinder 380 hp
- Approximately 1000 hours SMOH
- Engines have MAN aftercoolers (an upgrade)
- ZF Marine model AF-RN310-PL transmissions
- Glendinning engine synchronizers
- Prop shafts inch and three quarter
- Northern Lights 12Kw generator
- Hynautic steering
- Two air conditioners
- Water maker
- Fuel transfer pump
- Priming pump
- Reverso oil change system
- 12 volt fuel transfer pump with nozzle
- 6 gallon Seaward hot water system
- Teak cockpit sole
- Teak covering boards
- Release fighting chair
- Rod holders on deck and rocket launcher on tower
- Mahogany tackle station with new stainless bait sink and new plumbing
- Large mahogany storage unit (or space for freezer)
- Large scuppers and cockpit drains
- Two large ice storage compartments in the floor to port and starboard
- Large center fish box area plumbed for live bait with stainless thru hull
- Fresh and salt water wash down
- Tuna door
- Double planked mahogany with mahogany stringers and frames, epoxy built
- Fiberglass and epoxy overlay
- Mahogany framing floor timber construction
- Bronze and stainless steel fasteners
- Mahogany anchor platform with roller
- Danforth anchor with 300’ of rode
- Keel
- DC system - 12 volt and 24 volt
- AC system - 50 amp 240 volt shore power inlet
- 50’ shore power cord
Cruise Speed - 19 knots @ 2000 rpm
Max Speed - 23 knots @ 2460 rpm
- Rupp Outriggers
- Center rigger
- All new mono for riggers
- Release fighting chair
- Two single berths with drawer storage
- New wall mirror
- Bomar hatch light
- Stall shower
- Granite countertop
- Undermount stainless sink
- Raritan fixture
- Medicine cabinet
- Storage cabinet
- Two bunks on port side
- Toilet and vanity
- Bomar hatch light
- New fuel tanks - hot tar coated
- Spare set of rudders - new
- Spare set of shafts
- Spare water pump
- New Gel Cell battery charger
- New Gel Cell batteries
- Extra battery charger
- New Imron Industrial 3.5 paint
- Fresh bottom job
MARLIN MUJER is fully prepared for immediate fishing, with all systems operational and performing as intended. Designed by Bob Sherbert, her forward deck features purposeful pitch, allowing her to shed water efficiently and run dry in offshore conditions. The hull is exceptionally strong, constructed of double-planked mahogany and encapsulated in a full epoxy-bonded fiberglass skin, resulting in a robust, durable structure known for longevity and seakeeping.
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.
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 3/7/26 | Price decreased | $189,550(-23.9%) |
| 1/10/26 | Price decreased | $249,000(-7.6%) |
| 12/19/25 | Price increased | $269,500(+80.3%) |
| 5/26/22 | Initial price | $149,500 |
Overview from around the web 1967 Daytona 47
Customers praise the 1967 Daytona 47 for its classic design and solid craftsmanship
Many highlight its spacious deck layout and comfortable accommodations, making it ideal for both leisurely cruising and longer voyages. Owners appreciate the boat’s reliable performance and timeless style, noting that it offers a perfect blend of vintage charm and practical functionality. Overall, the 1967 Daytona 47 is celebrated for its enduring appeal and quality build.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 1967 Daytona 47 is a classic sailboat cherished for its timeless design and solid construction. Here are some of the key pros and cons of this vintage vessel:
Pros
Classic Styling: The Daytona 47 features elegant lines and a traditional aesthetic that appeals to classic sailboat enthusiasts.
Robust Build: Known for its sturdy construction, it offers durability and reliability on the water.
Spacious Interior: For a boat of its era, the interior layout provides ample living space, making it comfortable for extended cruising.
Good Sailing Performance: The design balances stability with responsive handling, suitable for various sailing conditions.
Strong Community Support: As a recognized classic, there is a dedicated network of owners and enthusiasts that can be helpful for maintenance and restoration.
Cons
Maintenance Intensive: Being a vintage boat, it may require regular upkeep and restoration to keep it in top condition.
Older Systems: The onboard systems and equipment may be outdated, necessitating upgrades for modern convenience and safety.
Limited Modern Amenities: Compared to contemporary sailboats, the Daytona 47 may lack some modern features and technologies.
Potential for Higher Costs: Sourcing parts and specialized labor for a classic vessel can sometimes be more expensive.
Weight: Its robust build often translates to a heavier boat, which might impact speed and maneuverability compared to lighter, modern designs.
Made For
The 1967 Daytona 47 is designed for sailing enthusiasts who appreciate classic yacht craftsmanship combined with timeless style. Ideal for experienced sailors seeking a reliable and elegant vessel for both leisurely cruising and competitive racing, this boat offers a perfect blend of performance and comfort on the water. Whether you're navigating coastal waters or embarking on longer voyages, the Daytona 47 provides a spacious and well-appointed environment suited for those who value tradition and quality in their sailing experience.
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