2012 Hatteras GT63 Convertible Sold Boat in Panhandle, FL US
GT63 Convertible
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63 feet
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Fiberglass/Reinforced
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2012 Hatteras GT63 Convertible | ||||||
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| Price | $2,699,000 | $2,700,000 | $2,774,000 | $2,779,000 | $2,779,000 | $2,779,000 |
| Location | Panhandle | Fort Lauderdale | West Palm Beach | West Palm Beach | West Palm Beach | Miami Beach |
| Nominal Length | 63' | 63' | 50' | 50' | 50' | 50' |
| Draft | 5' | - | - | - | - | - |
| Engine Make | - | MTU | MTU | MAN | MAN | MAN |
| Total Engine Power | - | 1900 hp | 1200 hp | 1200 hp | 1200 hp | 1200 hp |
| Days on Market | 4686 | 555 | 22 | 22 | 22 | 22 |
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This 63' Hatteras GT63 convertible is an excellent opportunity to own a highly customized lightly used late model true pedigree build in the Sportfish community. The Trust Fun spared no expense in the construction and rigging by experienced captain and owner of this gorgeous 63 GT.
Do yourself the justice to see this vessel. It's overall presentation, performance and ride will certainly not disappoint.
This premium sportfishing convertible is superior to other boats in its class thanks to its elegant Carolina styling, fine seakeeping qualities, and agile performance.
At heart, the GT63 is a showcase of the style that has resonated so well with convertible fans. Hatteras updated the look of the Carolina-style boat by taking styling cues from the classics to create a forward-thinking design. The Trust Fun was taken to the next level with careful thought during build, attention to detail and superb upgrades. Lines are enhanced with optional teak accents typically found on custom builds.
Owners are very satisfied with the GT63's low end cruise speed of approximately 33 knots at 1900 plus burning approximately 120 GPH powered with a pair of 1925-bhp Caterpillar C32As. Built with long legs, the GT63 can take extended runs and overnighters. The speed is there when needed with a reduced weight build from the hull with its proven resin-infusion process. The 63GT can cruise 80% load at 35.5 knots with a top end 2325 RPMs of 40 knots. The technique produces a more uniform structure with a superior glass-to-resin ratio that also makes for a stronger structure and more precise fit of bulkheads and stringers.
The GT63 boasts a functional well balanced tournament proven cockpit. It's sized and equipped to meet the high standards of the most experience crews. In addition to clever stowage for everything from tackle and rods to gaffs, there's a recirculating livewell in the transom (with plenty of refrigeration and storage below including convenient refrigerated storage forward of the helm console). a second livewell in the sole, large in-deck ice/storage box and deep fore and aft fishbox. Passenger comfort is key in a top-notch cockpit too, so Hatteras engineered a mezzanine seat with a sloped backrest that offers a fantastic vantage point to watch the action or relax in comfort on the ride home. The ladder from the mezzanine leads to the open bridge, which features a center console helm, ample seating with storage. She carries a stout beam and superior ride that Hatteras owners have come to know.
CAT Plantinum ESC coverage with the balance of 2 years from December 1st 2014 or 1000 hours.
Vessel currently in Savannah, headed back to South FL December 1st.
This 63' Hatteras GT63 convertible is an excellent opportunity to own a highly customized lightly used late model true pedigree build in the Sportfish community. The Trust Fun spared no expense in the construction and rigging by experienced captain and owner of this gorgeous 63 GT.
Do yourself the justice to see this vessel. It’s overall presentation, performance and ride will certainly not disappoint.
This premium sportfishing convertible is superior to other boats in its class thanks to its elegant Carolina styling, fine seakeeping qualities, and agile performance.
At heart, the GT63 is a showcase of the style that has resonated so well with convertible fans. Hatteras updated the look of the Carolina-style boat by taking styling cues from the classics to create a forward-thinking design. The Trust Fun was taken to the next level with careful thought during build, attention to detail and superb upgrades. Lines are enhanced with optional teak accents typically found on custom builds.
Owners are very satisfied with the GT63’s low end cruise speed of approximately 33 knots at 1900 plus burning approximately 120 GPH powered with a pair of 1925-bhp Caterpillar C32As. Built with long legs, the GT63 can take extended runs and overnighters. The speed is there when needed with a reduced weight build from the hull with its proven resin-infusion process. The 63GT can cruise 80% load at 35.5 knots with a top end 2325 RPMs of 40 knots. The technique produces a more uniform structure with a superior glass-to-resin ratio that also makes for a stronger structure and more precise fit of bulkheads and stringers.
The GT63 boasts a functional well balanced tournament proven cockpit. It’s sized and equipped to meet the high standards of the most experience crews. In addition to clever stowage for everything from tackle and rods to gaffs, there’s a recirculating livewell in the transom (with plenty of refrigeration and storage below including convenient refrigerated storage forward of the helm console). a second livewell in the sole, large in-deck ice/storage box and deep fore and aft fishbox. Passenger comfort is key in a top-notch cockpit too, so Hatteras engineered a mezzanine seat with a sloped backrest that offers a fantastic vantage point to watch the action or relax in comfort on the ride home. The ladder from the mezzanine leads to the open bridge, which features a center console helm, ample seating with storage. She carries a stout beam and superior ride that Hatteras owners have come to know.
CAT Plantinum ESC coverage with the balance of 2 years from December 1st 2014 or 1000 hours.
Vessel currently in Savannah, headed back to South FL December 1st.
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Overview from around the web 2012 Hatteras GT63 Convertible
Customers consistently praise the 2012 Hatteras GT63 Convertible for its exceptional craftsmanship and robust performance
Many highlight the spacious and thoughtfully designed interior, which combines luxury with functionality, making it ideal for both entertaining and extended fishing trips. The boat’s powerful engines and smooth handling receive positive remarks for delivering a confident and comfortable ride even in challenging offshore conditions. Additionally, users appreciate the advanced fishing features and ample deck space, which enhance the overall angling experience. Overall, the 2012 Hatteras GT63 Convertible is celebrated for blending sportfishing capability with upscale amenities, appealing to enthusiasts seeking both performance and comfort.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2012 Hatteras GT63 Convertible offers a blend of luxury, performance, and versatility, making it a popular choice among sportfishing and cruising enthusiasts. Here are some key pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious and Comfortable Layout: The GT63 Convertible features a well-designed interior with ample living space, including multiple staterooms and a full galley, providing comfort for extended trips.
Convertible Design: The open cockpit with a convertible hardtop allows for flexible use, whether fishing or entertaining, with protection from the elements when needed.
Powerful Performance: Equipped with robust engines, the GT63 delivers strong cruising speeds and reliable offshore capability.
Quality Construction: Built by Hatteras, known for solid craftsmanship and durable hull designs, ensuring seaworthiness and longevity.
Ample Fishing Amenities: Includes features like a large cockpit, fish boxes, rod holders, and a fighting chair, catering well to serious anglers.
Advanced Electronics and Systems: Often equipped with modern navigation and fish-finding electronics, enhancing safety and fishing efficiency.
Cons
Fuel Consumption: Due to its size and powerful engines, the GT63 can be fuel-intensive, which may lead to higher operating costs.
Maintenance Costs: Luxury finishes and complex systems may require more upkeep and higher maintenance expenses compared to simpler vessels.
Handling at Lower Speeds: Some users note that maneuvering in tight marinas or at low speeds can be challenging given its size and weight.
Limited Forward Visibility: The design of the helm and windshield may restrict some forward sightlines, which could require extra caution during navigation.
Aging Electronics: Depending on the specific boat’s upgrades, the original 2012 electronics might be outdated and could require modernization.
Made For
The 2012 Hatteras GT63 Convertible is designed for avid anglers and luxury boating enthusiasts who seek a perfect blend of high-performance sportfishing capabilities and upscale comfort. Ideal for those who want to enjoy serious deep-sea fishing with advanced features and spacious accommodations, it also appeals to families and groups looking for a stylish and versatile vessel for cruising and entertaining on the water.
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