SOLD!-63' Hatteras Motor Yacht Tour: One of a kind rugged luxury!

Made in America! Get ready to say WOW over and over! This highly customized boat is a show stopping cruising machine that will make you feel like royalty wherever you go. Hoosier Daddy is a liveaboard or long term cruising family's dream. And she is for sale! She has 4 staterooms, 4 heads, a massive full beam salon, and a mind blowing fly bridge that is an entertainment paradise. Cruise at trawler speeds to enjoy the scenery, or get her on plane at 18 knots with her dependable Detroit 12v71 Turbo Diesels to outrun the weather or be in time to have your sundowners with your friends. And you could live in the massive spotless engine room!
Hatteras Yachts are over engineered and built for the toughest of sea conditions while maintaining luxurious comfort to make you feel at home wherever you go. This stunning vessel is a prime example for why Hatteras is such a reputable and highly sought after brand that is still in production. I have cruised aboard and operated Hoosier Daddy many times over the last 10 years, cruising from Tampa Bay to the Florida Keys and up Florida's beautiful treasure coast. In this tour I show you what makes her such a special, truly one of a kind vessel. My friends who own her have purchased another Hatteras, so they have put Hoosier Daddy up for sale, and wow, you are getting a heck of a boat for the money! Whoever buys this yacht is going to absolutely score!
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[@1320fastback]

Come-on Powerball daddy need a Hatteras!

[@AquaCultured]

😂🤣😅 yussss

[@chrisreed26]

I really don't think $379K is a bad price for this vessel.. Seems to have been well cared for over the years. I am certain this will sell very quickly! Cheers! From Sunny Tampa,FL..

[@AquaCultured]

Hey there neighbor from across the bay! Indeed! This vessel has been well loved and cared for, and is a steal at that price. She is under contract as we speak/type

[@bucknaykid4236]

Nice boat

[@AquaCultured]

Agreed!

[@markp6334]

Beautiful! Thanks for the tour. I’m sure she’ll sell quickly.

[@AquaCultured]

My pleasure Mark! Thanks for watching as always! Indeed she will!

[@dougfaulkner6799]

What a beautiful vessel. Way too big for me and my little dog but for someone with alot of friends or family this is a dream come true. Thanks for the tour my friend.

[@AquaCultured]

This boat is begging for a family to move aboard!

[@AquaCultured]

Yup, this amazing Hatteras Motor Yacht, M/Y Hoosier Daddy, is for sale, and she won't last long, that's for sure! I will edit this comment when a sale is confirmed. She is currently owned by some dear friends of mine that have taken amazing care of her for more than a decade. I have spent a lot of time on her and have so many great memories. She handles like a dream and takes on the seas like a boss. You will not find another boat out there like her. I really hope she goes to someone that takes as much pride in her as she deserves. And I hope you enjoy the tour! A couple of details I left out in the video: Vessel Draft= 5 feet Air Draft with antennas down= 26'9" Air Draft with hinged arch down= 18'10" The Detroits have around 5,000 hours on them. The hour meters were not accurate when they took ownership, so the hours are a best guess at this time. I can tell you they are very clean, well maintained, and run great.

[@bayareaspf]

Amazing video buddy!!!

[@AquaCultured]

Thank you sir!! 🤙💪

[@rickryder9445]

Great boat!!

[@AquaCultured]

It is such a great boat!

[@Me20011]

new today to this channel after smoking a joint look for chillin vids....ahh and am a yacht pro too....

[@AquaCultured]

Yeah buddy! Welcome aboard 🤙

[@eddevin1251]

Unreal......thats the Powerball rig right there $379k all day

[@AquaCultured]

Yeah buddy!

[@Ulbre]

Love the layout. The only Hat 63 I'd been on was the other variation you mentioned, with the galley below deck and the separate engine rooms and just the three berths. I liked that one too but I think this one would be much more appealing for a full time live aboard.

[@AquaCultured]

They certainly both have their share of pros and cons. But I agree with you, the galley up and single engine room would be more appealing for a liveaboard, and is definitely my preference. I have had a galley down vessel, and now have a galley up and I love the galley up so much more.

[@Ulbre]

@@AquaCultured thx so much for the reply. I know you reply to every comment and I truly appreciate that. I honestly hope your channel goes to wherever you dream that it can go :)

[@AquaCultured]

@@Ulbre thank you so very much for the kind words, and recognizing my effort to respond to as many if not all comments. I appreciate all of the contribution. Thanks again for watching!

[@FredB916]

I'll take her!

[@AquaCultured]

Yeah buddy!

[@simonsadlowski6527]

The only drawbacks I see is all the stairs and only one entrance to the fly bridge which is a ladder. A great boat for young people at a great price.

[@AquaCultured]

Yep! It sure would be nice to have easier access to and from the flybridge. There's always some compromise! Overall a great deal for a great vessel.

[@wetcoastnoel]

i don't see a link to the listing. but this is what were looking for in a holiday home

[@AquaCultured]

Hi Bob, here is the link: www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1986-hatteras-63-motoryacht-8557835/

[@michiganengineer8621]

Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like the boat has a folding radar arch? On the listing it gives a MAX bridge clearance of 18.83 feet, I'm guessing that is with the arch and bimini up

[@AquaCultured]

The arch does hinge down, and that 18’ clearance is actually with the arch down. With the arch up it is more like 25-26’. I will confirm those exact heights

[@michiganengineer8621]

@@AquaCultured I took a closer look and I can see that

[@AquaCultured]

@@michiganengineer8621 I confirmed the air draft with the antennas down, arch up is 26'9", and arch down is 18'10"

[@michiganengineer8621]

​@@AquaCultured Thanks, just low enough for a Looper (actually 8" to spare LOL) even though the OAL would be pushing it a bit at some marinas.

[@williamconway1287]

How many hours on the 2 diesels ?

[@AquaCultured]

The hour meters were not accurate when they originally took ownership, but they believe there are around 5,000 hrs on them. I can tell you they are super clean, run great, well maintained, and have a lot of life in them.

[@bryanfrost9077]

I'm from NZ how much-needed to get her here

[@AquaCultured]

That’s a good question. The boat did actually sell and was brought to Costa Rica, via the Panama Canal. I imagine it would be atleast $50k to get her to NZ

[@leonrider9990]

I have a 19 7353 Hatteras looking to purchase pretty much the same boat galley up in a few months please send me a link or some more information thank you

[@AquaCultured]

Hi Leon, unfortunately the boat in the video sold a few months ago and is actually on its way to Costa Rica right now.

[@tcoker6616]

What is the range at economical speed?

[@AquaCultured]

I am not sure for certain, but I think around 600nm with some reserve.

[@billdomb]

Nice job. How many hours on those engines?

[@AquaCultured]

Thanks much William! They have approximately 5,000 hours

[@theviewsatlakehavasustaff]

Does this vessel have a water maker?

[@AquaCultured]

It does not

[@stevetadlock5223]

I would love to buy it, but until my house sells in San Diego I'm SOL

[@AquaCultured]

😅

[@LoreeVanderWerf-si8sn]

Great galley, this yacht won’t stay on the market long.

[@AquaCultured]

💯 the boat didn’t last long at all on the market as thought! And the new owners are actually taking her to Costa Rica as we speak!

[@richardclark4610]

It's a shame that Hatteras was so prone to use Detroits.....usually recognized as fuel guzzlers and oil leakers. Just out of curiosity, what is the fuel burn rate at most econ cruise?

[@AquaCultured]

Hatteras definitely loved the Detroits, however, they put very economical ones that are tried and true on the Long Range Cruiser fleet, although they definitely were known for leaking oil. The 12v71’s on this particular Hatteras were remarkably clean. I believe they burn around 10-11 gallons per hour per engine at the most economical cruise speeds

[@speedy4829]

Ad Link?

[@AquaCultured]

www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1986-hatteras-63-motoryacht-8557835/

[@roypoe1865]

Price? I don't see a link....

[@AquaCultured]

It's in the description below the video. But here it is: www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1986-hatteras-63-motoryacht-8557835/

[@jacobdeem8187]

What was the asking price?

[@AquaCultured]

I believe it was $379k

[@Jmmondeau]

And I thought my 50 footer was big.

[@AquaCultured]

She’s a beast!

[@Jmmondeau]

@Florida Guy I’ve reached my limit.

[@joseinsley5475]

what is tge range

[@AquaCultured]

Probably around 700-800nm at its economical speed

[@CH-qt4hr]

should I be concerned with so many fans and dehumidifiers?

[@AquaCultured]

Not at all. The owners set them up when they are out of town to keep the air moving, fresh, and dry.

[@ralgor100]

looks top heavy

[@AquaCultured]

I can tell you she is nice and stable. Hatteras has a lot of weight down in that hull.

[@craigfitzsimmons7077]

How much ?

[@AquaCultured]

$379k www.yachtworld.com/yacht/1986-hatteras-63-motoryacht-8557835/

[@ScubaDude1960]

The video is unwatchable due to the music. It adds nothing. It doesn't make your video "more professional." It's just annoying.

[@AquaCultured]

I appreciate the feedback. I was just thinking that I’d like the folks that give a thumbs down to let me know what they did not like. So I do thank you for that.

[@Will-tm5bj]

I didnt even notice the music

[@Slonge92]

@@AquaCultured The music was fine, really. Maybe mix it down like 2 to 3db. Thanks, I love old Hatteras yachts and trawlers.

[@AquaCultured]

@@Slonge92 thanks for the input, I appreciate it. Always learning and striving to improve

[@AquaCultured]

@pnutboy1791 😆

[@user-rx3yf3gr4p]

Who cares about youre boat. When youre selling this one

[@dalemorris8609]

Love that engine room. I don't like the split engine compartment design. 🦜