Me And The Boys - Hatteras FOR SALE

You’ll instantly notice Me And The Boys turns heads at the dock, thanks to mirror-finish paint and flawlessly crafted new teak. Inside, the atmosphere is fresh and dry—no odors, no leaks, and cabinetry that gleams without a trace of cloudiness. Open the engine-room door to a pristine, corrosion-free space with just 1,950 original, diligently serviced hours. Even glance upward—where tower metal often shows pitting—and you’ll see bright, clean hardware that speaks to exceptional care. Owner and captain operate as a seasoned team, presenting a 60GT that stands out among Sportfishing Yachts, Convertible Sportfish, and Flybridge tournament boats. Finding another that truly compares will take time—and a bit of luck.

If you’re seeking a turnkey, captain-kept, bluewater bruiser—a luxury motor yacht that’s offshore-ready and tournament-capable—this is your rig.

Highlights include:

• Hull repaint, Feb 2021
• Fresh non-skid and new black mask, Feb 2022
• New teak on decks, mezzanine, and coamings, 2021
• Dual Furuno TZ3 16" displays, Oct 2022
• Underwater lights, 2022
• Garmin 8616
• Ice chipper
• Watermaker replaced two years ago
• 48V bow thruster
• Mezzanine air conditioning
• Murray Bros. fighting chair
• All new Odyssey batteries, 2022
• SAT TV
• Life raft

Manufacturer provided description

The Hatteras 60GT distills more than fifty years of leadership in Convertible Sportfish design and propulsion into a modern Sportfishing Yacht built with advanced fiberglass materials and methods. She borrows the clean exterior lines of the current 60 Convertible, yet adds a redesigned cockpit and a dash of flair to create a style that is unmistakably her own—a bluewater, flybridge convertible equally at home tournament fishing or cruising. Inside, accommodations are more generous and more refined than you expect on a convertible: larger window framing opens the views, while a tasteful mix of exotic woods and wall coverings shapes an open plan that still feels warm and luxurious. Performance is where the 60GT truly shines. The original 60 Convertible introduced the optional GT Tournament Edition—larger engines with smart weight savings—that delivered a forty‑plus‑knot rocket and reset expectations across the class. With innovative lightweight construction paired to an aggressively efficient propulsion design, the 60GT is engineered for maximum performance and higher efficiency whether you are chasing billfish or making an easy passage. Blend that speed and style with a more approachable base price, and it is clear why this 56‑ to 60‑foot convertible remains one of the most compelling and competitive Flybridge Sportfish options on the market.

Fishing equipment

Purpose‑built for serious gamefishing, the boat carries a Pipewelders custom tuna tower with polished pipe, a contoured box and full controls, plus a fiberglass‑molded hardtop that integrates a teaser‑reel compartment and a drop‑down contoured electronics box. Two May‑Epoc US‑9 teaser reels, high‑intensity tower lights, Rupp Hydro Riggers with a center rigger, an aft‑rail rod holder, and clean flush‑mount deck and navigation lights round out a tournament‑ready layout worthy of a Convertible Sportfish.

Salon

The Hatteras salon welcomes you with high‑gloss mahogany cabinetry and a starboard entry fitted with a new Power Marine electronic sliding door for effortless access. Large frameless side and aft windows in tinted safety glass flood the space with natural light, while fluted wood valances quietly channel airflow so the air conditioning washes evenly across the room. The absence of fabric valances keeps the palette neutral, making it easy to refresh the decor. To port, the renowned Hatteras L‑shaped sectional hides rod storage beneath the cushions and within the arms, and a custom cocktail table adds concealed stowage. Just inside the door, a flat‑screen LED TV is set in the starboard stud wall, with the Bose Lifestyle entertainment system, an ice maker, and an easily reached electrical panel close at hand. New salon carpeting with a matching runner softens the space, Amtico entry flooring stands up to traffic, and the Whisper Wall headliner, AC/DC fixtures with dimmable AC lighting, standard 110‑volt outlets, and integrated smoke and carbon‑monoxide detectors complete a refined, practical lounge worthy of a Luxury Motor Yacht.

Galley

Custom‑designed for easy meals underway, the galley pairs a peninsula layout with an overhang and two pneumatic bar stools so the booth‑style dinette and counter together seat six. A second TV is mounted above the dinette. Raised‑panel cabinet doors frame solid‑surface Avonite countertops, while undercounter Sub‑Zero refrigerator and freezer drawers (two in each unit) keep provisions organized. Cooking is seamless with a concealed upgraded KitchenAid four‑burner ceramic cooktop recessed to preserve workspace and a hidden KitchenAid microwave/convection oven behind a mahogany door. An AC/DC LED lighting plan with dimmable AC circuits sets the mood, a single stainless‑steel sink handles cleanup, and sculpted Amtico flooring follows the radius of the counter into the dinette. Clever storage is everywhere: pull‑out drawers, a spice rack, additional lockers to port and starboard forward of the galley and dinette, and a forward‑bulkhead flat‑screen TV complete this practical hub on a Convertible Sportfish.

Companion way

Headed below, you descend a companionway with stowage to port and starboard, gaining access to three staterooms, the day head, and a stacked washer and dryer. Soft carpet underfoot, a Whisper Wall hull liner, and a central vacuum keep this corridor quiet and tidy while you move between the master, bow VIP, and the third cabin.

Master stateroom

The owner’s suite features a tapered king walk‑around berth set athwartships along the hull side, with abundant storage including cedar‑lined lockers beneath the bed on gas struts, twin cedar hanging lockers, and two forward drawer banks. Nightstands flank the berth, a flat‑screen TV faces the bed, and lighting includes AC and DC LEDs with dimming. A full‑length mirror, fluted wood valance that diffuses air conditioning, padded bulkheads, Whisper Wall headliner, a custom headboard, and standard 110‑volt outlets refine the space. The en‑suite head adds a stall shower with seat, solid‑surface countertops, a Headhunter freshwater toilet, mirrored ceilings, Amtico flooring, and a mahogany cabinet with storage and mirror—quiet luxury befitting a Flybridge Sportfish.

VIP stateroom

Forward, the VIP offers a walk‑around queen berth with hinged access to a cedar‑lined locker below. Twin cedar‑lined hanging lockers sit to either side, with additional upper hull‑side cabinets port and starboard. A deck hatch above with a privacy screen brings in daylight, an LED TV serves entertainment, and the en‑suite head mirrors the master’s quality with a stall shower and seat, solid‑surface countertops, a Headhunter toilet, mirrored ceilings, Amtico flooring, and a mahogany cabinet with storage and mirror.

Guest bunk room

Aft to starboard off the companionway, the third stateroom presents practical upper and lower single berths, a full‑size cedar‑lined hanging locker, AC/DC LED lighting with padded wall coverings, and direct access to the day head. The day head serves this cabin with a stall shower and seat, solid‑surface countertops, a Headhunter toilet, mirrored ceilings, Amtico flooring, and a mahogany cabinet with storage and mirror—ideal for family, crew, or tournament teammates on a Sportfishing Yacht.

Cockpit

This cockpit is built for action: a teak mezzanine and teak sole flow into rolled teak covering boards and coamings, with air‑conditioned mezzanine seating overlooking a Murray Brothers fighting chair complete with rocket launcher and bait tray. A mezzanine freezer and a refrigerated drink box at the salon step keep things cold, while a transom fish box with livewell, a chipped‑ice system, and fresh‑ and salt‑water washdowns support long days offshore. Storage abounds with tackle drawers under the starboard mezzanine and lower port and starboard mezz boxes, plus direct engine‑room access and both an air‑assist salon door and a transom door. Two sixty‑inch in‑deck fish boxes with macerator pumps, two underwater LED lights, stereo speakers, a ladder to the flybridge, a slant‑back cockpit cover, and five gunnel rod holders per side complement coaming‑mounted rod holders—everything you expect in a tournament‑ready Convertible Sportfish.

Bridge and tower

The flybridge centers on a walk‑around helm console backed by two Murray Paragon teak helm chairs on air‑slide stainless bases, with additional seating and storage forward and to starboard. New electronics installed in October 2022 live beneath an electrically lifted access panel, while a helm pod with a Release Marine stainless‑steel wheel, single‑lever controls with integrated trim‑tab control, power steering, engine control synchronization, trolling valves, and back‑up controls keep the skipper in command. A refrigerated drink box, flybridge cushions, dedicated storage, and flybridge air‑conditioning add comfort, and a freezer forward of the console extends range. Above, a Pipewelders tower equips the boat for serious duty with electronic teasers and a seven‑rod rocket launcher on the aft rail—an ideal vantage point for any Flybridge Sportfish.

Electronics

Navigation and fishing data are delivered by two Furuno TZ3 sixteen‑inch displays new in October 2022, a Furuno radar, and one Garmin 8616, all tied to a Simrad autopilot and an Icom VHF with RAM microphone. Two Caterpillar engine LED displays keep propulsion in view, while a Fusion stereo with six JL Audio speakers sets the soundtrack. Three engine‑room cameras provide peace of mind—serious tools for a tournament‑grade Sportfishing Yacht.

Electrical and mechanical

Systems are sized for reliability offshore: an Onan twenty‑one‑kilowatt generator shows approximately 2,900 hours, supported by four Odyssey 8D batteries arranged as two twenty‑four‑volt banks new in 2022 and a Mastervolt battery charger with an automatic battery‑paralleling system controlled from the helm. Climate is handled by four Cruisair air‑conditioning units totaling forty‑five‑thousand BTU with reverse‑cycle heat, each independently managed via SMX controls; two dedicated air‑conditioning pumps provide redundancy, while refrigeration runs on its own separate pump. Shore power arrives via one 240‑volt, fifty‑amp transformer‑connected retractable cord with over‑current protection and one 240‑volt, fifty‑amp transformer‑connected fused cord with over‑current protection. Distribution is comprehensive: battery control panels with fuses and isolation switches; DC panels with magnetic circuit breakers and a battery‑condition meter, including an engine‑room DC panel and a bridge DC electronics panel; and AC distribution and switching panels with source selectors, volt and amp meters, frequency meters, generator start/stop controls, interlock selector breakers, and a voltage‑boost switch. A systems monitor with a programmable logic controller delivers visual and audible alerts for engine and alternator status, high bilge water, engine‑room fire warning and extinguisher discharge, AC power loss, smoke detection, battery voltage, a three‑quarters full holding‑tank indicator, and carbon‑monoxide detection. Ground‑fault protection safeguards AC receptacles and lighting circuits. Core equipment includes navigation lights, a fuel‑transfer pump, an oil‑change pump, a water heater, a salt‑water washdown, an ice maker, a water maker new in 2020, and three engine‑room cameras—robust foundations for a Bluewater Convertible.

Disclaimer

The details of this vessel are offered in good faith but without guarantee or warranty as to accuracy or condition. Buyers should instruct their agents or surveyors to verify any particulars they wish to validate. Engine hours are subject to change with use, and purchasers are encouraged to confirm hours prior to closing. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.