1989 Egg Harbor 41 Convertible

The Egg Harbor 41 stood out among most midsized convertible models of her era because of her huge cockpit and elegant interior accommodations. She was designed around a reworked Pacemaker 38 hull acquired by Egg Harbor when Pacemaker went out of business in 1980. A good-running boat with quick acceleration, the hull is a modified-V affair with moderate beam, a flat 8 degrees of transom deadrise, and balsa coring in the hullsides. The upscale interiors are lush with furniture-quality teak joinery and paneling throughout. A pair of 375hp Caterpillar diesels were the engines of choice for most.

Mechanical:
375hp Caterpillar 3208 with 2028hrs on port and 2034 hrs on stbd
PSS dripless shaft seals

Electrical:
50amp 120/240 shore power
3000 watt Xantrex Freedom SW3012 Inverter/Charger
20 gallon water heater
Onan generator with 1355hrs

Navigation:
Garmin GPSMap 5212 & 1243xsv
Simrad Robertson AP11 autopilot
Icom IC-M506 VHF
Garmin Dome Radar

Galley:
Galley Maid Countess 3 burner electric cooktop
Sharp Carousel II Convection Microwave
Large top freezer refrigerator
Double stainless sink

HVAC:
2 zone Lunaire Marine Air Conditioning and Reverse Cycle Heat

Head:
Dometic electric toilet
Separate shower stall

Additional info:
Bow crane davit for dinghy
Full flybridge enclosure with Stamoid Vinyl and a mix of soft and rigid windows
Large cockpit with fish box, live well, ice box, and plenty of storage for all your fishing gear

Contact Ray with any questions or to schedule a showing 310 418 3850