2005 McMullen & Wing 84' _{(25.60 m)}

Interior & Guest Areas

•   Vessel fully deep-cleaned (July 2025)

•   New carpet & padding throughout (July 2025)

•   New ultra-suede pillows, bedding & linens

•   New LED overhead lighting throughout (replacing halogen)

•   New LED power supply (all areas)

•   New coffee table (lower salon)

•   New LED lighting (lower galley)

•   New ice maker & refrigerator (upper salon)

Exterior & Deck

•   New aft deck sunshade, lounge chairs & coffee table w/ ice chest

•   Teak decks sanded

•   New water filter for ice maker

•   New Starlink satellite system

Mechanical & Systems

•   New aluminum forward wall & sub-floating wall (engine room)

•   New 9–12” insulation (walls & ceiling, engine room)

•   Completely new engine room ceiling

•   Bright LED engine room lighting

•   Bilge fully cleaned, steam-washed, & deck plates repainted

•   New bilge pumps incl. 115V emergency backup

•   Re-plumbed deck drains through engine room

•   New 12V & 24V batteries with chargers

•   New 40-gallon water heater

•   New 6,000 BTU engine room air conditioner

•   Temporary A/C breaker box installed (awaiting permanent)

•   New 100A wall breaker & housing

•   New 27kW transformer/isolator

•   New A/C chillers (2 × 36,000 BTU) with controllers

•   New A/C plumbing, wiring, circulating pump & seawater pumps

•   New toolbox, counter & rack (starboard side engine room)

•   New bilge check valves (all areas)

•   New 200 CFM forward bilge exhaust fan

•   Acquired MTU LOP engine controller (2.5 LOP’s in position)

BROKER'S COMMENTS:

The vessel recently experienced an electrical sub-panel failure in the engine room. Importantly, there is no other damage in the engine room and no visible damage elsewhere — the space remains pristine. The machinery was unaffected.

A new main panel has already been installed and electricity is fully operational throughout the vessel. The only remaining work is to reconnect the engines and generator electrical systems. All other equipment is in excellent condition, with any questionable components already replaced.

With less than $100,000 in work by a qualified marine electrician, the vessel can be restored to 100% functionality as originally designed.

This represents an exceptional opportunity for the right buyer. Built in New Zealand by McMullen & Wing at a cost of $6 million, the yacht was awarded Powerboat of the Year (2006) by the International Superyacht Society. Once completed, the vessel should carry a value of approximately $1.7 million USD, leaving significant upside for her next owner