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Pacific Mariner 85 Pilothouse Page 3

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Exclusive: Pacific Mariner 85 Pilothouse Motoryacht — By Capt. Bill Pike — February 2005

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Base price: $4.7 million with 2/1,500-hp MTU 12V 2000 diesel inboards
Optional power: none
Standard equipment: 2/4,000-lb. Simpson-Lawrence windlasses w/Delta anchors and chain; 2/Lewmar warping capstans; Xenon interior lighting; professional chef kit (All-Clad s/s pots and pans, Henckel knives, Starbucks Barista coffee pot), full-size Dacor range; GE Profile refrigerator, disposal, and microwave oven; Kitchen Aid trash compactor and dishwasher; home theater system w/50" plasma TV; 6/Headhunter jet-type MSDs w/Headhunter Tidal Wave Type II waste-treatment system; Maytag Neptune washer and dryer; 2/Jacuzzi hot tubs; Naiad Multisea II stabilizers and 38-hp bow thruster; 25-kW Northern Lights genset and 33-kW Northern Lights genset w/PTO for bow thruster; 12- and 24-volt Charles Industries battery chargers; 96,000-Btu Aqua Air chilled-water A/C system; 1,400-gpd Sea Recovery Aqua Whisper watermaker w/UV filter, commercial filter and autoflush; Fireboy auto. fire-extinguishing system; 1,700-lb. Nautical Structures davit; Nautica RIB 15' Widebody w/90-hp Yamaha outboard

Specifications
Length overall: 86'0"
Beam: 21'3"
Draft: 5'0"
Weight (dry): 120,000 lbs.
Fuel capacity: 2,315 gal.
Water capacity: 395 gal.
Test engines: 2/1,500-hp MTU 12V 2000 diesel inboards
Transmissions/ratio: ZF 2050 A/1.5:1
Props: 36x39 nibral 5-blade C&C-machined S-class
Steering: Teleflex Sea-Star hydraulic w/engine-driven power assist
Controls: MTU electronic
Optional equipment on test boat: none
Price as tested: $4.7 million

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This article originally appeared in the January 2005 issue of Power & Motoryacht magazine.

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