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jcooper · 12-12-2007, 05:03 PM

Hello!
I guess you will have to take this with a grain of salt because I run the Sunseeker dealership in the Seattle area.
I have spent quite a few hours on sunseekers ranging from the 48 Superhawk to the 75 Yacht in the waters between Seattle and Southesat Alaska. Much of our cruising is in proteced waters but if you know Alaska at all you know it can get pretty bad! The only boat I really didn't like was the tripple 48....loud and not enough beam. Sunseeker designs their boats with foul weather in mind.....they ride steady and quiet in rough seas. The build quality is on a par with any custom yacht and we have had very little problems with the fleet we have in our area.

12-12-2007, 05:03 PM	#9
jcooper Registered User Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: I am located in Seattle, WA Posts: 1	My two cents Hello! I guess you will have to take this with a grain of salt because I run the Sunseeker dealership in the Seattle area. I have spent quite a few hours on sunseekers ranging from the 48 Superhawk to the 75 Yacht in the waters between Seattle and Southesat Alaska. Much of our cruising is in proteced waters but if you know Alaska at all you know it can get pretty bad! The only boat I really didn't like was the tripple 48....loud and not enough beam. Sunseeker designs their boats with foul weather in mind.....they ride steady and quiet in rough seas. The build quality is on a par with any custom yacht and we have had very little problems with the fleet we have in our area.