For Sale: Viking 80 Convertible

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Rachel Anne’s custom tuna tower and upgraded 3,200 gal fuel capacity are key upgrades. It’s listed by Galati Yacht Sales for $8.19 million.
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Rachel Anne is a 2022 Viking 80 Convertible, originally built as a Viking demonstrator, which has five staterooms and upgrades like a SK35 Seakeeper gyrostabilizer and Furuno Omni sonar. The brokerage team at Galati Yacht Sales have listed the vessel, which is located in North Palm Beach, Florida, with an asking price of $8.19 million.

The vessel’s layout features five staterooms and five heads, and has a high-gloss walnut interior and custom wallpaper.

The teak cockpit has multiple fishboxes in the deck plus easy access to the Seakeeper gyrostabilizer.
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The galley is equipped with a custom bar, pantries and countertops. Its essentials include an undercounter refrigerator and freezer, a sink and a four-burner surface stove. Additional rod storage is located in a pull-out drawer under the salon’s dinette table. The salon has a 60-inch flat screen tv and cocktail table. The en suite master stateroom is furnished with a king berth and a 40-inch flat panel television.

Rachel Anne sports a custom tuna tower, Miya Epoch US9 teaser reels and plenty of fishboxes in deck. The optional fourth fuel tank allows for a 3,200-gallon fuel capacity, extending the range.

The vessel’s master stateroom features a king berth with stowage beneath plus warm walnut woodwork.
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According to the builder, Rachel Anne has a cruising speed of 30 knots and is powered by two 2,635 hp MTU M96L diesel engines with 1,060 hours. Extended engine and Seakeeper warranty coverage is not in place, but is available for purchase.

Galati Yacht Sales says: “Rachel Anne is a must see for those in the market for an 80 Viking open bridge. The vessel has a beautiful high-gloss walnut finish throughout, and the hull was painted Haze Grey at the Viking Service Center.”