808 NE 20th Avenue - Ft. Lauderdale, FL
954-764-8770

Name: O FOUR
LOA: 48' Beam: 15'2
Draft:
        Min: 3'6
Model Year: 1987
Model: Sportfish
Hull:
        Material: Fiberglass
        Type: Modified Vee

Accommodations

Two-stateroom, two head, galley down configuration. The master stateroom is forward and features a centerline pedestal berth and plenty of storage in hull side and under berth cabinetry plus hanging locker. The forward bulkhead is mirrored and there is a large overhead hatch for light & ventilation. Aft and to starboard is an ensuite head with molded-in sink vanity w/ makeup lighting, Galley Maid toilet, large shower stall w/ Plexiglas doors, plus an overhead hatch.

Aft, and to port is the guest/day head which duplicates the owner’s.

There is an ensuite entrance from the guest cabin, with its twin berths, mirrored bulkhead and hanging locker and is complete with mauve carpeting.

Salon

Up a few steps from the galley, there is a dinette (single pedestal table; non-sleeper) to starboard, and across to port is the wet bar w/ U-Line icemaker & bottle storage/PermaPub arrangement. The entertainment group consists of a Hitachi TV and Sony/Technics stereo system. There are two mauve barrel chairs as well as a white L-shaped sofa (storage under) aft to port flanking an end table with shell lamp. There are upholstered valances & lambrequins and valance lighting as well as SMX A/C controls and tinted salon windows.  Adjacent to the sliding salon door is the main electrical breaker panel, an ICOM ICM59 VHF radio, and engine room hatch. The salon windows are tinted and are unobstructed by drapes or blinds and there is mauve carpeting throughout. Headroom is 78”. The aft bulkead is largely glass (including the door) giving good views of the cockpit.

Galley

On the same level as the cabins & heads is the galley down. There are numerous drawers & cabinets with brass pulls, plus Formica countertops with a teak keeper.

• Gibson upright refrigerator/freezer

• Teak parquet sole

• Kenmore clothes dryer

• Single stainless steel sink w/ InstaHot

• Freshwater tank gauge

• GE microwave oven

• 3 burner Galley Maid stove w/ oven

• 12 gal. hot water heater 

Flybridge

• Access via seven-step (white StarPly) aluminum ladder

• Pipewelders tuna tower w/ fiberglass hardtop

• Six rod holders on aft handrail

• Life ring mounted on aft handrail

• ‘International’ helm & companion teak ladder back chairs on aluminum pedestals

• Forward & partial side-panel Eisenglass

• Helm console with forward & side bench seating (all cushions in good condition)

• Clutch-guard hand grab

• Overhead electronics box

• Mathers MicroCommander electronic clutches/throttles

• ICOM 127 & 502 VHF

• ICOM 222 SSB

• ACR searchlight

• Ritchie compass

• Furuno radar

• Datamarine knot log

• Datamarine digital depth

• Robertson AP200 DL autopilot

• Northstar 962 GPS

• Dytek seawater temp

• Air horn

• Bennett trim tabs

• VDO gauges: tachs, water temp, oil pressure, drive oil pressure, voltmeters, fuel levels (2)

Fishing & Deck Equipment

• Rupp 3X Outriggers

• Center ‘rigger

• ‘International’ fighting chair w/ rocket launcher

• (4) Lee rod holders

• (4) rod holders on tower legs

• Fresh & saltwater wash downs

• Teak cockpit sole & covering boards

• Cockpit coaming padding

• Transom door & gate

• Under gunwale storage

• Flush in-sole fish box

• Tackle center w/ sink, cutting board, live well, freezer, cockpit controls

• Teak bow pulpit (no windlass or bow rail)

• Nylon anchor rode

• Teak toe rails

• Cleats: (2) bow, (4) spring, (2) stern

Engine Room & Mechanical

• AirSeps on main engines

• 1000 Racors w/ vacuum gauges on mains

• Fluorescent & DC lighting

• Marineair air conditioning

• Halon fire suppression system

• Glendinning engine synchronizer

• Mechanical gauges—water temp & oil pressure

• Westerbeke 8 KW genset w/ 500 Racor fuel separator

• Two main engine start batteries

• P & S fuel tanks—aluminum

• Hynautic steering

• ProMariner 30A Battery charger

• Teak floorboards

• Glendinning Cablemaster shore cord reel

• Engine hoses & clamps appear as new

• Speed-scoop (external) strainers

Remarks

This original-owner Ocean 48 has a shiny exterior, clean engine room bilges, recently rebuilt engines, and fresh bottom (barrier coat, bottom paint, and Speed Coted props & shafts). She’s fast (cruises in the high 20’s) due to the 6V-92 (vs. 6-71’s) engine upgrade, loaded with all the right equipment, and is ready to fish.

Exclusions

Owner’s personal items and tools.  Potential purchasers should not assume that items on the vessel at the time of viewing and not specifically listed on this offering specification, are included with the sale of the yacht.

Details and information regarding this vessel are offered in good faith but we cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, inventory change, or withdrawal without notice.