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1999 West Bay Sold Boat in Ft. Lauderdale, FL US

$1,150,000

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builtBuilt in 1999
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58 feet

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Fiberglass/Reinforced

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Price$1,150,000$1,150,000$1,149,000$1,155,035$1,199,000$1,199,000
LocationFt. LauderdaleAnna MariaFort LauderdaleMiamiNew Smyrna BeachPalmetto
Nominal Length58'52'64'60'53'52'
Draft5'-----
Engine Make-VolvoCaterpillarVOLVO-Volvo Penta
Total Engine Power-480 hp1136 hp900 hp-480 hp
Days on Market75264391373190
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Nominal Length
58ft
Length Overall
58ft
Beam
17ft
Max Draft
5ft
Hull Material
fiberglass
Dimensions
Displacement: 62000
Engines
Total Power: 660
Tanks
Fuel: 1000
Fresh Water: 260
Vessel Walkthrough

The West-Bay SonShip 58' Pilothouse is a three (3) Stateroom flybridge motor yacht with wide beam, spacious salon, galley up, walk around side decks and large cockpit aft. (Please see the diagram of the interior layout included in the listing specs following).

Starting aft: The Cockpit is a large area with molded in dive platform aft, stainless steel ladder leading up to the Boat-Deck above, steps leading forward on both sides to the side-decks, access to the Engine Room or, up 3 steps and forward into the Saloon. The Engine-room is "walk-in" and has full standing headroom. The Saloon is nicely furnished and features an entertainment center with TV that rises electrically from within a cabinet. Forward, and up 3 steps from the saloon is the Galley, Dinette, stairs up to the Fly-bridge and Pilothouse. The pilothouse has side doors to port and starboard that lead out to the side-decks. Forward and down from the pilothouse are the 3 Owner/guest staterooms, 2 Heads with showers and Laundry Center. The Command Bridge features a well-instrumented helm station. 2, pedestal mounted chairs & 2 L-shaped settees seating 8. Aft of the settees is the Boat-deck with davit and Tender.

Main Salon
Entering from the cockpit through dual doors that open outward to provide wide-open views aft from the saloon enabling one to "bring the outside in". The Saloon is furnished in upgraded, light beige colored fabrics, off-white carpeting, throw rugs and custom made wooden blinds that match the stained Oak-wood cabinets and paneling. A large, comfortable U-shaped sofa is built in to the port side of the saloon. A brown, wooden chest serves as a coffee table just in front and 2 swiveling occasional chairs are across from the sofa on the port side. Forward of these chairs is the entertainment center which is housed and hidden from view when not in use inside wooden cabinets built of riff-cut white oak with attractive Corian counter tops.

The components of the Entertainment Center include:


  • RCA TV that rises electrically from within the cabinet
  • Digital Satellite television receiver
  • ProScan DVD player
  • Yamaha CD Changer/Player
  • Panasonic VHS/VCR
  • U-Line ice-maker
  • YamahAM/FM Stereo Receiver/Tuner with Amp.

Salon To Bridge
Forward of the entertainment center cabinets and up 3 steps is the interior stairs up to the Command Bridge. These stairs are hand crafted out of oak and gently curved to provide easy access.

Dining Area
Forward of the stairs to the Command Bridge on the starboard side is a Corian topped dinette with L-shaped settee for four (4) and storage for plates and glassware housed within. There is lots of storage for dry goods under the bench seats of the settee.
Galley
Opposite of the dinette to the port side is the Galley. This area was built with all of the storage cabinets offered as options from the shipyard when the yacht was built new at West-Bay. The Corian offsets attractively against the honey colored oak cabinets and the oak faced appliances, under mounted double sinks and upgraded faucets and fixtures produce a classy appearance.

Galley appliances include:
  • Full size GE stand-up, side by side refrigerator/freezer with in-door ice and water dispenser
  • Magic Chef 4 burner Elec. cook-top with exhaust fan and vent over
  • Instant Hot Water spigot
  • Whirlpoo Oven - convectioal Elec. with broiler
  • Panasonic Microwave Oven
  • Broan Trash Compactor
  • White Consolidated Dishwasher
  • Sinkmaster Garbage disposal

Pilothouse
The PILOTHOUSE and lower helm station is conveniently located just forward of the galley. The stainless steel destroyer wheel and console is built on centerline and a black, leather Stidd helmsman's chair is mounted just aft. The helm console provides easy visibility of engine gauges; trim tab controls, windlass control and navigational electronics.

A list of the Navigational Electronics include:
  • OceanPC personal computer/GPS/Chart Plotter with Nobeltec Charting software
  • Furuno Radar - 64 mile range
  • Interphase Twin Scope forward looking depth sounder
  • Auto-pilot-Robertson/Simrad AP 20
  • Furuno Navigator GPS
  • Furuno FCV-582 color video depth recorder
  • Icom M-127 VHF Radio
  • Datamarine Link digital depthsounder, knotmeter combo
  • Datamarine AWS & AWD Instrument
  • Compass - Ritchie 5"

Master Stateroom
Located forward and down a wide staircase from the pilothouse, the Master's Stateroom is aft. The master's stateroom spans the full width of the beam and is therefore spacious, offering lots of storage space for clothing and an en-suite head with stall shower. Features include a full, walk-around queen berth with upgraded innerspring mattress, mirrored headboard, oak wood nightstands (2) brass reading lamps (2) and upgraded bedspread, throw pillows, shams and blinds. Unrivaled carpentry/cabinetry skills in fit and finish are evident in this area. The wood cabinetry, chests of drawers, cedar-lined closet and hanging locker show off the artisan-like craftsmanship of West-Bay's Pacific NW skilled finish carpenters. Only the highest quality door hinges, locker latches and Baldwin locksets and door handles are ever used in building a West-Bay yacht. An over/under stacked Westinghouse washer and 220V, clothing dryer are housed inside a closet forward in the master's stateroom. This stateroom has a Panasonic television with VCR, Datamarine Link Depthsounder/Knotmeter and individual air-conditioning controls.

VIP Guest Stateroom
The VIP Guest's Stateroom is all the way forward from the Master's stateroom and features a queen-size berth on centerline. This comfortable stateroom has the factory optional, mirrored oak storage cabinets built in overhead on both the port and starboard sides. A chest of drawers and cedar lined hanging locker provides additional clothing storage and storage for guest's suitcases is provided in lockers beneath the berth. They're 2 opening overhead hatches providing bright natural lighting by day or a direct view of the stars at night. Two brass reading lamps are mounted to the mirrored headboard and a Panasonic TV/VCR is installed here.

Second Guest Stateroom
Following aft of the VIP guest's stateroom and on the starboard side is the shared guest's head with Nafco faux wood laminate flooring, sink, vanity mirror and stall shower. The second guest's stateroom is across the companionway to port and features over/under bunk berths with reading lamps, a hanging locker and drawer storage.

Flybridge
Features include the upper helm station with steering wheel, CAT engine instruments, anchor windlass controls, trim tab controls remote searchlight controls, 2 mounted pedestal chairs for the Helmsman and a companion, 2 - L-shaped settees (seat 8) and Bimini Top with 3-sided enclosure.

Flybridge Electronics
  • Ocean PC Computer screen repeater
  • Icom IC-M127 VHF Radio
  • Furuno Radar screen repeater
  • Auto-pilot remote control
  • Datamarine Link depth sounder/knot log repeater
  • ACR 406 MHz E.P.I.R.B.
  • Aqua meter Gemini 3" compass

Cockpit
The cockpit aboard the West-Bay SonShip 58 is large and deep with high bulwarks to keep passengers and children safely onboard. A huge Lazarette is accessed via a hatch in the sole and this is a large hold for storing loads of gear. There is a back-down set of engine and bow thruster controls that swing out from inside a cabinet forward and to the port side of the cockpit. An oversized molded FBG swim/dive platform is integral with the hull and is accessed from the cockpit through a transom door. There is a swim/boarding ladder mounted under this swim grid and a fresh water shower is provided for rinsing off when re-boarding after a swim or dive. A Maytag electric BBQ grill is housed inside a FBG cabinet for grilling those lobsters when they arrive up fresh from the sea. There is a freshwater sink and a freshwater washdown.
Electrical Equipment
  • 12V/24VDC & 120V/240 VAC systems
  • 1 - 12 KW Northern Lights generator - 950 hours
  • 1 - 12 KW Northern Lights generator - 850 hours
  • Both generators housed in sound shields
  • Glendinning 75' - 50 Amp shore power cord reel retrieval system
  • Isolation Transformer
  • Dockside telephone and CATV inputs
  • 2 - Sentry Battery chargers (60 Amp)
  • 1 - ProSine 3000 watt 12VDC/120VAC Inverter
  • 5 - 12 volt batteries & 6 - 2 volt batteries for 12 & 24 volt system
  • Electrolysis bonding system

Engine Details
  • Main Engine hours - 1,060
  • Main engines had CAT 3196 prescribed aftercooler core updates
  • Main engines equipped with block heaters
  • DeAngelo Marine exhaust system with Hard Lagging insulation installed - 9/05
  • "Quiet Run" underwater exhaust system with low RPM exhaust backpressure relief system
  • Kobelt Engine Controls
  • Back-down engine & thruster controls in cockpit
  • NuTone Central Vacuum cleaning system
  • Optional 110V fluorescent lighting in engine room

Mechanical Equipment
  • 10" Key power hydraulic Bow Thruster
  • ZF Marine gears - 2.6:1 ratio
  • Air Conditioning, reverse cycle - 4 zones with SMX digital control panels.
  • Hydraulic power takeoffs on each main engine (provides hydraulic power for Thruster, Davit & Windlass)
  • Electric Oil Change system for both main engines and generators
  • Drip-less shaft seal packing glands
  • 3" Stainless steel Prop Shafts
  • 4 - Bladed bronze propellers 36" x 44.5" Dia.
  • Dual Racor fuel filter/water separators for each engine
  • Watermaker - Sea Recovery 800 GPD
  • Running Gear (stainless steel rudders, struts, shafts & bronze props) Overbuilt by U.S. East Coast Standards.
  • Trim Tabs
  • Engine synchronizers
  • Teleflex hydraulic steering
  • 4-Electric/automatic 2000 GPH Bilge Pumps

Additional Details
  • Hull designed by Howard Apollonio NA. Exterior styled by Glade Johnson
  • Modified V hull with dual chines dampens roll and produces a soft, dry ride
  • Walk-in engine room with full standing headroom
  • Acoustically insulated to deaden sound transmission from the engine room throughout the yacht
  • Walk around side-decks with stainless steel safety rails from bow pulpit to cockpit
  • Fuel tanks (500 Gal. Ea) with sight gauges
  • Engines use 19 GPH/engine at 1850 RPM = 20 knots (420 Mi range Approx.)
  • Low maintenance exterior utilizing only FBG and stainless steel and little or no aluminum or wood to erode in the elements
  • Mounting pads built into hull in engine room by shipyard when new for possible future stabilizer installation
  • Polyethylene Holding tank capacity = 95 gallons, Macerator pump & "Y" valve

Deck Equipment
  • 1500 Lb Nick Jackson Low Profile hydraulic Davit with 270 degree power rotation
  • 12' Rendova RIB tender - 1999 with 40 Hp Honda 4 stroke outboard
  • 3000 Lb Muir hydraulic windlass
  • BBQ electric grill housed inside FBG cabinet in cockpit
  • Underwater lighting installed at stern under transom
  • 100 Lb Approx. Anchor with 300' 3/8" chain rode
  • Alum radar arch over flybridge is hinged to lower to reduce vertical clearance.
  • 3 - 12 volt windshield wipers/washers
  • FBG Bow Pulpit with Anchor roller
  • Freshwater washdown on foredeck
  • Dual Electric trumpet horns

Vessel Maintenance
  • 1000 Hour major Caterpillar engine service was performed by Caterpillar of Tampa during the Summer of 2005
  • Bimini Top and Eisenglass enclosure on the Flybridge was new Spring/summer 2004
  • (2) 8 D Ship’s batteries were new Fall of 2005
  • (3) 12 Volt engine starting batteries were renewed during the winter 2005

Broker's Remarks

Built to "exceed the demands of today's serious cruising yachtsman" the now venerable West-Bay SonShip 58 pilothouse is better built and better fit and finished than any other yacht in this class. Engineered to the highest North American standards, the West-Bay 58 is a performance oriented, handsome yacht with classic lines, traditional styling and a contemporary flair.

"More Freedom" is hull # 45 of 89 ever sold from 1991 to date. The tasteful use of high quality and upgraded furniture, fabrics, flooring, counters and wood cabinetry make this West-Bay stand out as exceptional amongst her peers. For sale by only her second meticulous owner, "More Freedom" is immaculately clean and has been always very well maintained in first class condition. A beautifully appointed example of this top quality shipyard's product.

Disclaimer
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.

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Overview from around the web 1999 West Bay

Customers praise the 1999 West Bay for its exceptional performance and reliability on the water

Many highlight its sturdy build quality and smooth handling, making it a favorite for both fishing and cruising. The spacious deck layout receives positive remarks for providing ample room for gear and passengers. Additionally, owners appreciate the well-designed cabin area, which offers comfort during longer trips. Overall, the 1999 West Bay is celebrated for combining classic style with practical features that meet the needs of avid boaters.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 1999 West Bay offers a blend of classic design and reliable performance, making it a popular choice among boating enthusiasts. Here are some pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Classic Styling: The 1999 West Bay features timeless lines and a traditional aesthetic that appeals to those who appreciate classic boat design.

Solid Construction: Built with quality materials, it offers durability and longevity on the water.

Spacious Layout: The boat provides ample deck space and comfortable seating arrangements, ideal for family outings and entertaining guests.

Versatile Performance: Suitable for a variety of water activities, from cruising to fishing.

Reliable Engine Options: Equipped with dependable engines that balance power and fuel efficiency.

Cons

Age-Related Wear: Being a 1999 model, some components may require maintenance or upgrades to meet modern standards.

Limited Modern Amenities: Lacks some of the latest technological features found in newer boats, such as advanced navigation systems or integrated entertainment.

Fuel Efficiency: While reliable, the engine technology from this era may not be as fuel-efficient as more recent models.

Storage Space: Depending on the layout, storage options might be more limited compared to contemporary designs.

Made For

The 1999 West Bay is designed for boating enthusiasts who seek a versatile and reliable vessel suitable for both leisurely cruising and serious fishing. Its spacious layout and durable construction make it ideal for families, anglers, and anyone looking to enjoy a day out on the water with comfort and confidence. Whether you're exploring coastal waters or heading offshore, this boat offers a perfect blend of performance and functionality.

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