2000 Viking 58' (17.68 m) 58 Convertible
Harvey Cedars, New Jersey, United States
Seahab
2000 Viking 58 Convertible
Flag of Registry: United States
- Convertible Boats / Saltwater Fishing
- Power
- Used
- Diesel
- Fiberglass Hull
New Listing!
$ 635,000 USD
€ 599,084 Euros
$ 886,244 CAD
£ 500,511 GBP
Description
SEAHAB, a one-of-a-kind 58 Viking Convertible powered with MAN 1300hp. Engines have 2,000 hours on one rebuild and 1,100 hours on the other, 6200 hours total. December 2023, the 1,000-hour service was completed to include injectors, heat exchangers, and after coolers. All service invoices are available. SEAHAB has had a lot of updates inside and out, including a new Seakeeper, Mezzanine by Viking Service Center, Flexiteak cockpit, gunnels and flybridge deck, Koden 360 Sonar, and recent Garmin Electronics. The interior features a three stateroom three head layout with washer/Dryer. The galley and salon have recently had countertops, cooktops, carpet, subzero drawers, LED Lights, Screen TVs, Starlink, and more.
SEAHAB is an exceptionally well-maintained and managed vessel.
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Data Sheet
LOA: 58' 11'' (17.96 Meters)
Type: Power- Used
Year: 2000
Beam: 17' 9''
Draft Max: 5' 6''
Draft Min: 5'
Cabins: 3
Heads: 3
Fuel Type: Diesel
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Hull Shape: Modified Vee
Air Conditioning: Yes
Tower: No
SeaKeeper: Yes
Fuel Tank: 1800 Gallons (6813.74 Liters)
Fresh Water: 260 Gallons (984.21 Liters)
Holding Tank: 52 Gallons (196.84 Liters)
Displacement: 81500 lbs
Builder: Viking
Engines
Engine 1
- Engine Make: MAN
- Engine Model: D2842LE404
- Engine Year: 2000
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Drive Type: Direct
- Power HP: 1300.00
- Power KW: 969.41
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Engine Location: Port
Engine 2
- Engine Make: MAN
- Engine Model: D2842LE404
- Engine Year: 2000
- Engine Type: Inboard
- Drive Type: Direct
- Power HP: 1300.00
- Power KW: 969.41
- Fuel Type: Diesel
- Engine Location: Starboard
Full Details
Manufacturer Provided Description
Our 58 C builds on the success of the Gen I 58, but its pedigree also includes two generations of the 55 Convertible. The boat has exhibited an incredible ability to keep spray down, running clean with its molded strakes guiding the water to break just aft of the house windshield. These performance attributes are due, in part, to the aggressive positioning of the strakes as well as their downturned angle and radiused shape.
The 58’s galley is on the port side, while the dinette takes the starboard position. The result: a more streamlined layout with a convenient companionway that extends in a straight line from the starboard-side salon door all the way to the forepeak. Below, the master stateroom is now on the port side with an athwartships bed that allows for increased walkaround and hanging locker space.
Efficiency can be seen in every area throughout the boat, including the mechanical systems in the engine room and lazarette. While two generators are offered, the standard 21.5 kW unit delivers more than enough power for everyday uses. That same engineering flexibility exists for gyro stabilization. Although we offer both the Seakeeper SK 16 and Seakeeper SK 9, the latter provides a very high level of stability.
At 165 square feet, the 58 Convertible’s cockpit is the largest in its class—a full 12 square feet bigger than its closest competitor. All of the cockpit’s lids open and close via stainless steel gas pistons. Their undersides are rimmed with thick gasketing, and deep gutters around the hatch openings ensure quick drainage. The centerline lazarette houses the Seakeeper and provides access to the steering and drain pumps in the Snow White Awlgripped bilge. The starboard-side full-length fishbox is insulated and removable, while the port side contains two in-deck storage boxes. The forward unit can be rigged as a live well.
The cockpit sole is built with a laminated mounting plate for fighting chair, rocket launcher or table installations. Standard cockpit equipment includes flush-mounted rod holders; a side locker for gaffs; a walk-through transom door with lift gate; rounded coamings and toekick space for comfort and balance; and fresh and seawater wash downs.
A comfortable place to take in the action without interfering with the anglers, the observation mezzanine has Sunbrella covered cushions with an armrest that holds a pair of drink holders. The port-side seating has an underneath freezer with cooler space on the step below. The centerline seating provides access to the engine room; there’s also a refrigerated drink box undermounted in the step leading to the salon. On the starboard side, you have a tackle cabinet with a push-release door and drawers, as well as an insulated storage box in the step below.
A one-piece anodized aluminum ladder leads to the flybridge. Powder-coated aluminum handrails are conveniently located above the ladder and at the helm. The flybridge’s extended overhang, closed in by an anodized aluminum aft railing, gives you extra room behind the helm and companion seats.
The flybridge features a design for the center console walk-around helm, with a more radiused shape that gives it a sleek look but also maximizes space. A stainless steel steering wheel and single-lever controls are mounted on a raised teak helm pod. Dual recessed radio boxes with standard hinged split lids flank the wheel. Recessed electronics are installed in the upper console, easily viewable and protected from the elements by acrylic fitted lids with gaskets and stainless steel gas pistons.
The three-stateroom, two-head layout offers maximum flexibility for cruising as well as campaigning on the tournament trail. Air conditioning with reverse cycle heat and temperature control; wall-to-wall carpeting, overhead LED lights; decorative under-bed rope lighting; Handcraft innerspring mattresses with quilted designer bed spreads; and recessed stereo speakers are some of the comforts and conveniences found in all three staterooms.
The forward guest stateroom comes with either a single walkaround queen or crossover berths. An overhead Bomar foredeck hatch comes with the Ocean Air screen shade system. Rounding out the amenities are a spacious maple-lined hanging locker, reading lights, rope lighting behind the valances, and storage drawers and cabinets. In the starboard stateroom, you have side-by-side bunks, a maple-lined hanging locker with drawer storage underneath. An optional HD TV can be installed in both guest suites.
The master and guest heads feature Amtico flooring, electric heads, engineered stone countertops and satin nickel hardware. There’s storage in the lower vanity, and the upper vanity includes a mirrored medicine cabinet with doors. The beautifully finished enclosed showers also have satin nickel fixtures and are equipped with a drain that leads to an automatic sump pump in the bilge.
The 58 C maintains Viking’s reputation for engine room excellence with top-shelf machinery and industry-leading design and engineering. Systems include Delta-T ventilation and water suppression; automatically or manually operated fire suppression tied into the main engine and generator ignitions; integrated engine mounting for efficient transfer of energy to the drive train; and oil changing. Of course, all of these systems are mounted with superb precision and attention to detail in an immaculate engine room painted with Snow White Awlgrip for visibility and ease of maintenance.
Vessel Walkthrough
Salon:
- Port Side L-Shaped Couch with Storage Below
- Ottoman with Storage
- Headliner with Recessed Lighting
- Carpeting Throughout Salon, Companionway and Staterooms
- Amtico Teak and Holly Sole Salon Entry and Galley
- Starboard Side Ships Electrical Panel, Stereo Cabinet, Drawers and Storage
- Forward Stbd Salon is the L-Shaped Dinette with Storage Below and Teak Hi Gloss Table
- Teak Hi Gloss Finished Wood Work Throughout
- Forward Starboard Flat Screen TV
- Starlink
Galley:
- Forward and to Port
- New Granite Countertops
- Sink
- Microwave Convection Oven
- Recently Replaced Cooktop
- Recently Installed Subzero Refrigeration and Freezers
- Storage Drawers and Cabinets
- Galley Outlets
- Galley Lights
- Garbage Disposal
- Galley Exhaust Fan
Master Stateroom:
- Down and to Port
- Queen Berth Across Ships with Storage Below Berth and Drawers
- Vanity Top with Mirror and Stool
- Flat Screen TV
- Aft Wall to Wall Closet
- End Tables with Lamps
- Overhead Deck Hatch
- Drawers and Storage locker
- Recessed Lighting
- Outlets
Master Head:
- Vacuflush Toilet
- Closet with Mirrored Door
- Mirrored Ceiling
- Towel Bars
- Stall Shower with Bench Seat
- Sink
- Lights
- Exhaust Fan
- Medicine Cabinet
Guest Stateroom:
- Queen Berth with Storage and Drawers Below
- Port Side Hanging Locker and Cabinets
- Recessed Lighting and Outlets
- Flat Screen TV
- Starboard side Cabinets
- Private Access to Private VIP Head
VIP Head:
- Vacuflush Toilet
- Stall Shower
- Sink
- Medicine Cabinet
- Exhaust Fan
- Mirrored Ceiling with Recessed Lights
- Storage Cabinet
Crew Stateroom:
- Over Under Bunks
- Storage Below Under Bunk
- Hanging Locker
- Flat Screen TV
- Overhead Deck Hatch
- Recessed Lights
- Outlets
Crew Head:
- Vacuflush Toilet
- Stall Shower
- Mirrored Ceiling with Recessed Lights
- Sink
- Medicine Cabinet
- Storage Cabinet
- Exhaust Fan
Washer and Dryer Located Between Crew Stateroom and Crew Head.
Deck:
- Transom Door
- Transom Fishbox/Livewell
- Flexiteak Deck and Gunnels
- 11 inch Gunnel Swivel Rod Holders
- 2 inch deck Refrigerated Fish Boxes Macerated
- Eskimo Ice Maker Dumps to Port Fishbox
- Lazarette Access for Seakeeper
- Fresh and Salt Water Washdown
- Gaff Storage
- Mezzanine Seating by Viking Service Center
- Port Side Garmin Display
- Tackle Storage Drawers
- Cockpit Freezer with New Compressor
- Cockpit Sink
- Cockpit Grill
- Engine Room Access
- Bow Rail with Pulpit
- Pipewelders Triple Spreader Outriggers
- Center Rigger
- (2) Aft Durabrite Lights 1 Forward
- (3) Rod Holders on Port and Starboard Tower Legs
- Hamaguchi Green Stick
- Bandit Reel
- Custom Above Deck Fiberglass Fishbox
Electronics and Helm:
- (2) 22’ Garmin Displays Chartplotter, Sounder, and Radar
- Radar
- 6’ Open Array 72 Mile
- Icom IC-M605 VHF
- Icom IC-M506 VHF
- FLIR
- Simrad Robertson AP22 Autopilot
- SAT Phone
- Garmin 12” Display
- Fusion Flybridge Stereo
- Koden 360 Sonar
- Windlass
- ACR Remote Spotlight
- Helm Pod with Glendinning Single Lever Controls
- Trim Tabs
- Compass
- NAV Lights
- Recessed Hardtop Lights and Chart Lights
- Release Marine Helm Chairs Teak with Cushions and Covers
- Port Side Bench Seat with Storage
- Forward Helm Bench Seat with Storage
- Flybridge Sink and Refrigerated Drink Box
- Fiberglass Hardtop with Full 4 Side Enclosure
- Electric Teaser Reels in Hardtop
- (11) Rod Holders on Aft Flybridge Rail
Electrical:
- 50 AMP Shore Power with Cablemaster
- Onan 21.5KW Generator with 7,352 Hours
- Batteries with Switches
- Battery Charger
- Black Heaters
- Central Vac
- SAT Phone
- STARLINK
- Seakeeper
- Water Heater
- Cruise Air AC/Heat
- AC Pump
- Freshwater Pump
- Shower Sump Pumps
- Bilge Pumps
- High Water Alarms
- Engine Alarms
- Fuel Priming Pumps
- Oil Change Pump
- Bilge Lights
- Fuel Transfer Pump
- Port and Starboard Macerator Pump
- Overboard Discharge Pump
- Underwater Lights
- Cockpit Courtesy Lights
Engine Room / Mechanical:
- Sea Recovery Watermaker not in Service, Missing Membrane
- Fire Suppression System
- Engine Room Cameras
- Engine Start and Stops
- Fresh Water
- Dual Racor Fuel Water Separators
- Dual Crash Pumps
- Sea Frost
- Engine Room Fans
- Engine Room Lights
Exclusion
- Personal Belongings
- Rods, Reels and Tackle
Mechanical Disclaimer
Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.
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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Contact Us
For more information about this yacht please contact Scott White.
We look forward to working with you!
United Yacht Sales
Cape May Marina
124 Rosemans Lane
Cape May NJ 08204 USA
Phone: 772-463-3131
Fax: 772-463-3121
Email: contact@UnitedYacht.com
Website: https://www.yachtsalesnewjersey.com
Our mission is to provide boaters unequaled brokerage and ownership services before, during and after every transaction. We hold ourselves to the highest levels of expertise and professional standards. We have cultivated a standard at United Yacht whereby our client’s best interest is at the center of everything we do.
Scott White
Yacht Broker
Cape May Marina
124 Rosemans Lane
Cape May NJ USA
Office: 1-772-463-3131
Fax: 1-772-463-3121
Cell: 1-609-780-0309
Email: scott@unitedyacht.com
Before selecting a broker you should perform due diligence much like you are hiring a new employee. After all, they should be going to work for you. Here is Scott’s background for your edification.
1998 Graduated from the University of Delaware.
1992 through 1998 summer work as a professional mate on private fishing boats out of Cape May.
1999 through 2002 was a professional captain on the “Hot Sparks” a 58 Viking from Cape May to Key Largo, Bahamas, and Mexico.
2003 to current: Owner / Operator of F & S Marine Services LLC
2006 to current: Crew on the charter boat “Uncle T” a 47 Buddy Davis
Scott graduated from the University of Delaware where he earned a degree in criminal justice. While at University of Delaware he played football for the Blue Hens as their starting punter for four years with a few conference championships and a shot at the nation title during his tenure at Delaware.
After graduation his passion for sport fishing led him to Chapman’s School of Seamanship where he earned his Captains license. Scott then returned to Cape May on the “Hot Sparks” pursuing his passion of catching white marlin. The job took him to many ports on the eastern seaboard to include North Carolina, Florida, the Bahamas and Mexico. Scott moved landside in 2003 to pursue the brokerage of new and used boats and launching F & S Marine Services, LLC.
Since opening the doors to F & S Marine Services LLC in 2003, Scott has closed approximately 500 transactions. Boats have been sold all over the US and internationally to include countries like, Bermuda, Bahamas, Germany, Russia, Greenland and Italy to name a few.
In 2006 Scott joined up with Captain Steve Castellini of the “Uncle T” to tournament fish. We have enjoyed several tournament wins over the past few years including first place white marlin in the Mid Atlantic $500,000.
Scott’s background and experience has led him to his success as a yacht broker. Willing to work as a team player, knowledge of traveling and operating million dollar vessels and the ability to close a deal makes Scott one of the most aggressive brokers in the industry.
United Yacht Sales New Jersey Division