1979 Hatteras 46' _{(14.02 m)} 46 Convertible

Alot of boat for the money ! Very nice condition for her vintage. Well Maintained, Hull has been Repainted, Twin DD 8V71 TA's, 450hp each, Low Hours, 660 fuel, 180 Water, 25 Holding, 2 AC units, Genset, Full FURUNO Updated electronics including Open Array Radar. Flybridge bimini, Home Size Large Fridge & Freezer, Propane 4 burner Stove, $20,000 Upgraded Furuno electronic's including open array RADAR.

The best-selling midsize convertible of her day, the Hatteras 46 went head-to-head against the Bertram 46 Convertible for popularity during the late 1970s and early ’80s. With her spacious accommodations and upscale teak interior, the Hatteras 46 set the standards for every other boat in her class. Built on a solid fiberglass hull with a full-length keel, several interior plans were offered over the years.

Last in a series of Hatteras 46 Convertibles going back to the mid-1970s, the sleek lines of the Hatteras 46 embodied the fresh styling common to all Hatteras convertibles in the 1990s. In terms of popularity, this version of the Hatteras 46 Convertible failed to achieve the sales success of her predecessors. Heavily built on a modified-V hull with a shallow keel, two interior plans were available. The dual head layout provides for exceptional privacy. Both include a spacious, well-appointed salon with L-shaped settee to port and a large galley open to the salon. The master stateroom with tapered queen berth is forward while over/under berths are found in the guest stateroom. Interior cabinets and trim are light ash, and a salon entertainment center. The 121 square-foot cockpit—one of the largest in her class—includes in-deck fish box, transom door, boat was not fished.