The 2003 Viking 48 Convertible Lady Ambition is yet another example of why Viking dominates the market for premium, executive-class convertibles. It isn't just beautiful styling that sets her apart from competition; what makes the Viking 48 special is her redundant engineering, exemplary finish, and superior open-water performance. Built on a modified V-hull with a wide beam and shallow keel, the interior is big for a 48-footer. She features extensive upgrades, including a cockpit mezzanine, teak cockpit, two generators, new batteries and a water maker. She has low, original hours. Her updated interior is comfortable and luxurious, great for a family weekend away or a serious fishing trip. The layout is arranged with the galley and dinette forward in the salon with three staterooms below. Both floorplans include two full heads as well as a standard washer/dryer adjacent to the companionway steps. Varnished teak cabinets, rich designer fabrics, and deep pile carpeting are applied throughout the interior. The spacious cockpit sports a recessed fish box, bait prep station, and direct acess to the spacious engine room. The bridge ladder is positioned over the salon steps to save cockpit space. She is a terrific open-water performer and is ready for her next owner with a fresh bottom job.