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HATTERAS GT63
The Hatteras GT63 was a
state-of-the-art yacht when she was introduced in 2012.
Built on a solid fiberglass resin-infused hull with prop
pockets to level the engines and reduce draft, the GT63
is able to cruise the Bahamas Banks and navigate shallow
coastal waters with confidence.
The interior
accommodations found in the GT63 are not just spacious
and luxurious, but are a match for many of the finest
European motoryachts. The standard four-stateroom,
three-head layout includes an opulent amidships master
and large VIP stateroom forward, both with private heads
and showers. The two guest staterooms have upper/lower
berths and share a common day head. On the main deck
level, the salon area is aft and the galley and dinette
are forward. The salon features a watertight entry door
that opens at the touch of a button, and a spiral
staircase leads up to the optional enclosed flybridge. A
fast ride, Caterpillar 1,900hp C-32 engines will cruise
the GT63 at 35 knots (40 knots top).
Available with an open or
enclosed flybridge, the wide 20-foot beam of Hatteras
GT63 ranks her among the largest convertibles her size
ever built.
The Hatteras scale model
in the photos is 30" long.
We can build any
Hatteras boat models, any
sizes between 30" and 70". Accurate
and beautiful just like this one, as custom model is our specialty.
If you can take photos of your boat, we
can build the model for you. The process is simple and
easy. We need only a small commitment deposit to start
the process. The remaining balance won't be due until
the model is complete and approved by you.
To commission
a model,
please
click
here to
let us know of your preferences.
It's easier for some shops to say "museum quality"
than to show. We at ModelShipMaster.com post very large photos for you to see
the unparalleled
accuracy and unrivaled craftsmanship.
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models than ModelShipMaster.
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Learn more about the
Hatteras GT 63 here
https://www.hatterasyachts.com/experience/2018/may/new-gt63-post-one-bound-for-transatlantic-crossing
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