Knot on Call

About Knot on Call

<p>The 2006 Sea Ray 40 Motor Yacht exemplifies a refined cruising experience, merging the spaciousness and comfort of a true motor yacht with the ease of a manageable 40-foot design. Situated in <strong>Palmetto, Florida</strong>, this meticulously maintained vessel stands out due to its continuous ownership upgrades and impressive service record. She is powered by upgraded twin <strong>Cummins QSB 425 diesel engines</strong>, each with approximately <strong>1,825 hours</strong>, ensuring robust performance. The addition of a bow thruster simplifies docking maneuvers, while the Garmin 1243 XSV multifunction display with backup camera enhances navigation safety. Notable features such as the extended swim platform, a Hurley H30+ davit system with electric winch, and new underwater lights elevate her functionality. With extensive mechanical maintenance and system enhancements, this yacht presents an exceptional turnkey opportunity for exploring Florida's Gulf Coast or embarking on extended coastal adventures.</p><p><br></p><p>Inside, the vessel boasts a generous two-stateroom, two-head layout, comfortably accommodating up to six individuals. The rich cherry wood interior, solid-surface countertops, and Ultraleather seating create an inviting atmosphere, while the fully equipped galley ensures all culinary needs are met. Recent upgrades include comprehensive engine and generator servicing, multiple air conditioning replacements, transmission work, bottom service, new cutlass bearings, VacuFlush servicing, new refrigerators, and various electrical and mechanical improvements. For those seeking a clean, well-maintained Sea Ray Motor Yacht replete with desirable upgrades and an exceptional maintenance history, <strong>Knot On Call</strong> is a vessel worthy of serious consideration.</p> <br> <i> Resolute Yachting is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Galati Yacht Sales. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel </i>