Name: 1969 Chris-Craft 46 Roamer
Brand: Chris-Craft
Price: 87998 USD
Availability: OutOfStock

This is your opportunity to become the proud owner of an exclusive piece of Chris Craft history - act now as only cash purchases will be considered and no financing is available. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call. This beautifully restored vessel features stunning teak and holly wood floors and has always been kept in fresh water and under a covered slip. Equipped with a generator, this true Chris Craft boasts elegant lines and luxurious teak decks and interior - a true one-of-a-kind. The aluminum hull means no worries about wood leaking or rot. The interior includes a spacious, full-beam rear stateroom with a full-size bed, dresser, large closet, and a full head with separate shower. The salon is roomy, with an L-shaped couch and an abundance of space for everyone to relax and enjoy. There is also a second head for guests and a second stateroom with a separate shower. Guests can enjoy the front twin V-shaped beds for added comfort. Here are just some of the many updates that have been done: installation of a fuel filter, new valves and valve cover gaskets, electric field pumps, electronic ignition, starter solenoid, spark plugs, Sunbrella fabric over seat and back cushions, new shower control valves at both heads, fixed handrails and resealed doors and portholes. The front-facing windows in the salon have been replaced, as well as those at the helm. A float switch has been installed at the forward bilge pump. The windlass has been diagnosed and new carburetors, electric fuel pump, toe rails, closet, white panels, and v-berth head door have been installed. Additionally, carpentry work has been done to modify the front closet to accommodate a new AC unit, which has been installed in the v-berth. The AC duct system has been modified and a new thermostat has been installed. The freshwater system has also been repaired. Parts of the mast, cleats, and globes have been re-chromed, and the flag staff has been repainted and recabled. An oil analysis, compression test, oil change, spark plugs, new ignition switches, and realignment have been done on the engines. New dimmable LED fixtures have been installed in the front head vanity and in the v-berth. The salon, galley, and forward head have been outfitted with new teak and holly flooring, and the remaining cabin has new carpet. A new HD TV with a marine grade antenna has also been added. To enhance the look and feel of the vessel, new LED fixtures have been installed under the bow seating, at the walkway, helm switch, under the kitchen counters, under the bar, and in the alcoves of the aft cabin. New plumbing has been done, including a new mainline to the forward head, a new domestic water pump, and repairs to the aft faucet and shower sump. The rear head has a new toilet (Jabsco Quiet-Flush Model #6620694) and the rear bilge pump has been repaired with a new float switch. An Xtreme bilge heater has been installed, and a new 50-amp power cord has been added. The hull has been painted with anti-fouling paint and the cutlass bearings have been replaced with 87-Flatfish bearings. The vessel now also has new brass thru hull fittings, water strainers, and hoses for added durability. Don't miss your chance to own this exceptional piece of Chris Craft history.

1969 Chris-Craft 46 Roamer

Chris-Craft

This is your opportunity to become the proud owner of an exclusive piece of Chris Craft history - act now as only cash purchases will be considered and no financing is available. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to call. This beautifully restored vessel features stunning teak and holly wood floors and has always been kept in fresh water and under a covered slip. Equipped with a generator, this true Chris Craft boasts elegant lines and luxurious teak decks and interior - a true one-of-a-kind. The aluminum hull means no worries about wood leaking or rot. The interior includes a spacious, full-beam rear stateroom with a full-size bed, dresser, large closet, and a full head with separate shower. The salon is roomy, with an L-shaped couch and an abundance of space for everyone to relax and enjoy. There is also a second head for guests and a second stateroom with a separate shower. Guests can enjoy the front twin V-shaped beds for added comfort. Here are just some of the many updates that have been done: installation of a fuel filter, new valves and valve cover gaskets, electric field pumps, electronic ignition, starter solenoid, spark plugs, Sunbrella fabric over seat and back cushions, new shower control valves at both heads, fixed handrails and resealed doors and portholes. The front-facing windows in the salon have been replaced, as well as those at the helm. A float switch has been installed at the forward bilge pump. The windlass has been diagnosed and new carburetors, electric fuel pump, toe rails, closet, white panels, and v-berth head door have been installed. Additionally, carpentry work has been done to modify the front closet to accommodate a new AC unit, which has been installed in the v-berth. The AC duct system has been modified and a new thermostat has been installed. The freshwater system has also been repaired. Parts of the mast, cleats, and globes have been re-chromed, and the flag staff has been repainted and recabled. An oil analysis, compression test, oil change, spark plugs, new ignition switches, and realignment have been done on the engines. New dimmable LED fixtures have been installed in the front head vanity and in the v-berth. The salon, galley, and forward head have been outfitted with new teak and holly flooring, and the remaining cabin has new carpet. A new HD TV with a marine grade antenna has also been added. To enhance the look and feel of the vessel, new LED fixtures have been installed under the bow seating, at the walkway, helm switch, under the kitchen counters, under the bar, and in the alcoves of the aft cabin. New plumbing has been done, including a new mainline to the forward head, a new domestic water pump, and repairs to the aft faucet and shower sump. The rear head has a new toilet (Jabsco Quiet-Flush Model #6620694) and the rear bilge pump has been repaired with a new float switch. An Xtreme bilge heater has been installed, and a new 50-amp power cord has been added. The hull has been painted with anti-fouling paint and the cutlass bearings have been replaced with 87-Flatfish bearings. The vessel now also has new brass thru hull fittings, water strainers, and hoses for added durability. Don't miss your chance to own this exceptional piece of Chris Craft history. - 1726828771435

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