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Avis sur le Huge Bow Cushion! Bar Deck, Stabilizers - 50ft Motor Yacht in Marina del Rey
Yacht · 50 ft (15 m) · Los Angeles
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Caractéristiques clés
- Chantier
- Uniflite
- Modèle
- Flybridge
- Longueur
- 50 ft (15 m)
- Passagers
- 12
Verdict
A classic 50-foot Uniflite flybridge motor yacht with practical entertainment space, stable cruising manners, and strong charter appeal. It feels best suited to relaxed coastal outings rather than fast passages, with comfort and deck space outweighing modern performance.
Avantages
- +Large flybridge and open deck areas for entertaining
- +Classic fiberglass motor-yacht layout with good visibility from the helm
- +Reported capacity for 12 guests suits charter use
- +Stabilizers and bow seating improve comfort at anchor and underway
- +Spacious feel for a 50-foot vessel
Inconvénients
- −Older design, so systems and finish may vary with refit quality
- −Not a performance-oriented hull by modern standards
- −Likely less fuel-efficient than newer yachts
- −Cabin count and interior specifics are not clearly verified
- −Handling may feel more measured than agile in tight marinas
This Uniflite 50ft flybridge follows a traditional motor-yacht formula: a broad beam, raised helm, and generous outdoor social spaces. The huge bow cushion, bar deck, and flybridge setup make it well suited to casual cruising and day charter use, while the older hull styling gives it a classic, straightforward appearance rather than a contemporary profile.
On the water, the emphasis is on steady, comfortable running rather than speed. The reported stabilizers are a meaningful plus for guest comfort, especially in a boat of this age and size. Handling should be predictable and confidence-inspiring at moderate speeds, though buyers should not expect the agility or efficiency of a newer lightweight yacht.
For livability, the appeal is the amount of usable deck space relative to length. The listed 12-guest capacity suggests an interior and exterior arrangement aimed at social entertaining more than private luxury. As with many vintage motor yachts, comfort will depend heavily on refit quality, maintenance, and the condition of onboard systems.
Value is strongest for buyers or charter guests who want classic style, open-air lounging, and a stable platform without paying for a modern luxury yacht. The trade-off is that age, operating costs, and uncertain original specifications can limit appeal for those seeking lower upkeep or more exact performance data.
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