Deb’s Jem is a 2008 Viking 60 Convertible with twin 1,850 hp Caterpillar C32A engines and new Garmin electronics. It’s located in North Palm Beach, Florida.
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The Viking 60 Convertible continues to be one of the most popular models in the company’s history—large enough to travel, yet maneuverable enough for even the toughest gamefish. Deb’s Jem is a 2008 Viking 60 with considerable benefits and updates. It’s located in North Palm Beach, Florida, and offered by HMY Yacht Sales for $1.85 million.
Key features include recently overhauled Cat C32A engines with just 600 hours on them as well as a refit interior, including headliner, walls, salon and dinette upholstery. There are also new Garmin electronics at the helm and a Seakeeper 18 gyrostabilizer. All work was done at Viking Service Center South in 2022. The vessel features a 3/3 layout all trimmed with teak joinerywork and cabinetry throughout. It comfortably sleeps seven with the optional VIP layout forward. With all new soft goods in 2022, it shows exceptionally well according to the brokerage team at HMY Yacht Sales.
The salon features satin-finished teak joinerywork and ample seating.
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Since the overhaul, Deb’s Jem has also had the following work done:
The helm has updated Garmin electronics throughout.
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Yachting previously wrote: “Many consider 60 feet the perfect size for a sportfisherman- retaining the agility needed to spin on a hot fish, or two, while providing enough room for either three or four staterooms, a spacious saloon and galley, a roomy cockpit, and plenty of seating on the bridge. As expected, Viking retained these features from their venerable 61, built from 2001 to 2006, but this new 60 is far more than an updated 61.”
Where is Deb’s Jem located? The vessel is currently lying in North Palm Beach, Florida.
Take the next step: Contact the listing agent, HMY Yacht Sales professional broker Tim Poe at 561-351-6620.
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