| Current Price | uS$ 189,550 |
| Vessel Type | Antique and Classics |
| Builder | Daytona |
| Year | 1967 |
| Location | Fort Walton Beach, Florida, United States |
| Hull Material | Wood |
| LOA | 46 feet |
| Beam | 15 feet |
| Engine Manufacturer | Cummins |
| Engine Model | 903 |
| Fuel | Diesel |
| Max Speed | 23 knots |
This 1967 47' Daytona Sportfisherman, "Marlin Mujer," is a rare survivor from the golden era of American custom sportfishing. Designed by acclaimed naval architect Bob Sherbert, she carries a pedigree and craftsmanship comparable to the revered Rybovich and Merritt yachts of the same period. Her hull is double-planked mahogany over mahogany frames and stringers, finished with a fiberglass and epoxy overlay for a structure known for both strength and longevity — and recently refreshed with new Imron Industrial 3.5 paint on the hull and foredeck. Power comes from twin Cummins 903 diesels with approximately 1,000 hours since major overhaul, supported by a Northern Lights 12kW generator.
Below deck, mahogany trim and cabinetry, a new granite galley countertop, and two staterooms sleeping up to six reflect the same attention to detail found throughout the boat. On deck, she's rigged to fish immediately with a release fighting chair, Rupp outriggers, a mahogany tackle station, and dedicated bait and ice storage. Fully operational and maintained to an exacting standard, Marlin Mujer is a rare opportunity for a knowledgeable owner who values provenance, craftsmanship, and enduring design.
