For Sale: Viking 68 Convertible

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Miss Carrie has Simrad sonar, a full Release Marine package and ElectroSea Clearline system and SeaStrong pumps. It’s located in Anna Maria, Florida.
Courtesy Galati Yacht Sales

The 2024 Viking 68 Convertible Miss Carrie has custom upgrades and details throughout, with a four-stateroom, five-head layout. It’s located in Anna Maria, Florida, and offered by Galati Yacht Sales for $6.395 million.

A few standout highlights include a custom extended lounge seat forward of the helm, Simrad sonar and a custom teak deck, mezzanine, and coaming boards. Miss Carrie also has a faux teak toe rail, salon door and transom as well as two Dometic ice chippers, Electrosea Clearline system, and Electrosea Seastrong supply pumps with a custom Release Marine Trillion package throughout.

The interior features gloss-finished walnut, with ample room for entertaining.
Courtesy Galati Yacht Sales

Key features on Miss Carrie include:

MTU EPC Limited Warranty- through 1/22/2029 or 2,000 hours
Seakeeper Silver Limited Warranty- through 1/22/2028 or 2,000 hours
Onan ESC Limited Warranty- through 1/22/2029 or 3,000 hours
Custom lounge seat on the bridge with backrest A/C
Electrosea Clearline and Seastrong Pumps
Simrad Sonar
AME’s Lightning Guard

The teak cockpit has mezzanine seating with air-conditioning as well as a Release Marine Trillion Series fighting chair.
Courtesy Galati Yacht Sales

Yachting previously wrote: “The 68 Convertible is a quintessential Viking. She’s sweetly sized for the tournament scene or overnighters in the canyons, but not so ostentatiously imposing that she becomes cumbersome. This is a vessel that can cruise or fish, and that can do both in style and comfort. Viking Yachts, which is a behemoth in the fish-boat industry, had already sold 18 of these boats as of mid-August, just six months after the 68C’s debut at the Miami International Boat Show. (That demo boat, even before the show, had already won the Buccaneer Cup Sailfish Release Tournament in Palm Beach, Florida.) A lot of people, it seems, agree that this boat is a good bet.”