2004 Sunseeker 105 Yacht

- Autopilot: Simrad

- CD Player

- Cockpit Speakers

- Compass: Furuno

- DVD Player

- Depthsounder: (5) Furuno F170 Depth/Speed/Wind; Color LCD displays

- GPS: Furuno 

- Log-Speedometer: (5) Furuno F170 Depth/Speed/Wind; Color LCD displays

- Plotter: Furuno- Radar: (2) Furuno

- Radio

- TV Set- VHF: (2) Simrad; Standard Horizon

- Wind Speed and Direction: (5) Furuno F170 Depth/Speed/Wind; Color LCD displays

- Air Conditioning

- Bow Thruster

- Electric Bilge Pump

- Heating

- Marine Head

- Microwave Oven

- Oven 

- Refrigerator

- Cockpit Cushions

- Cockpit Shower

- Cockpit Table

- Swimming Ladder

- Teak Cockpit

- Teak Sidedecks

- Tender

- Bimini Top

KEFI’s records document substantial mechanical and systems work, with the strongest highlights listed below. Dates reflect service entries or supporting invoice dates; generator hours are captain-reported. 

2026 Updates:

• Shaft and running-gear work | May 2026: Shaft fabrication/refurbishment, coupling fitting, four replacement cutlass bearings and two Tides shaft-seal elements, with removal and reinstallation of both shafts and propellers. 
• Stabilizer service | May 2026: Both fins removed and reinstalled; Wesmar seal kits fitted, actuator cylinders resealed/honed/polished, and shaft seal collars machined. 
• Flybridge steering helm | May 2026: SeaStar helm exchanged for a rebuilt unit. 
• Bottom and running-gear coatings | May 2026: Bottom preparation and two coats of Sea Hawk Biocop TF antifouling, Propspeed application and replacement hull/thruster anodes. HVAC and ventilation service | May 2026: Twelve air handlers cleaned and sanitized, 48 feet of flex duct replaced, galley hood/exhaust cleaned, and localized plenum/overhead surface remediation documented. 

2025 Updates:

• Custom main-engine exhaust refit | July 2025: Port and starboard AL6XN high-alloy mixers, stainless-steel riser/bypass components, hard-coat insulation, revised supports and mounts, silicone hoses and exhaust temperature sensors. The installation record includes a post-installation sea trial and diagnostics.
• Both main-engine heat exchangers serviced | October 2025: Plates removed and cleaned, seals renewed and coolant replaced, with additional port-side seawater flange and related component work. 
• Sixteen Optima AGM batteries | December 2025: Replacement batteries supplied and installed, with the old batteries removed. 
• Two Newmar battery chargers | July 2025: Replacement 12V charger for the galley refrigeration supply and 24V charger for the pilothouse supply. 
• Master-suite climate-control improvements | May 2025: Port blower replaced and starboard air handler replaced, with drain work and operational testing. 
• Freshwater pressure-system work | June 2025: Two Aqua-Box AQX-230 pumps, strainers, mounting equipment, suction-plumbing work and expansion-tank equipment invoiced with installation labor. 
• Fuel hoses and valves | July 2025: Main-engine and generator supply/return hoses and ball valves replaced, including crossover valves. 
• Hydraulic-system work | July 2025: Vickers valve replacement work for the swim platform, garage door and trim tabs, plus replacement port/starboard trim-tab hoses. 
• Steering-system work | December 2025: Replacement bronze steering cooling pump and separate stern steering hose repair, fluid refill and bleeding. 

Generator Improvements:

• Newer port Kohler 35 kW: Model 35EFKOZD, manufactured in 2024, with 1,413 reported hours. Installation date is not established. 
• Starboard generator major overhaul: Captain reports 1,826 hours since major overhaul; the overhaul date is not established. 
• Starboard generator sound shield | July 2025: Reassembled, insulated and installed. 

Latest Routine Machinery Service:

June 24, 2026: Both main engines received oil, oil-filter, fuel-filter and air-filter service; both transmissions received oil replacement; both generators received oil and fuel-filter service. This is routine maintenance, separate from the improvements above.

The flybridge combines an upper helm with adjacent guest seating and direct access to the yacht’s principal open-air entertainment space. A broad windscreen, overhead canvas shade and teak decking define the area, while the twin helm chairs and nearby seating allow guests to remain close to the operator. 

Features & Equipment:

- Upper helm with two captain’s chairs.

- Adjacent upholstered bench seating.

- Windscreen with stainless-steel framing.

- Canvas bimini and shade structure.

- Teak decking and stainless-steel handrails.

- Furuno display equipment.

- Simrad autopilot and VHF equipment listed in the vessel specifications.

- MTU engine controls and instrumentation.

- Bow-thruster, trim-tab and searchlight controls.

- Exterior speakers and courtesy lighting.

- Access between the upper helm, pilothouse and aft entertainment areas. 

Dated Service & Improvements:

- May 2026: SeaStar-series flybridge steering helm exchanged for a rebuilt unit.

- August 2025: Forward flybridge mast installed, with light-bulb and Hella two-pole plug/socket replacement.

- August 2025: Horn-system expansion tank, solenoid, filter/separator, hoses and fittings renewed.

- June 2024: Dual 24V horn-compressor installation and associated electrical/air-line work documented. 

Flybridge Entertainment:

The upper deck offers several distinct places to gather, from the bar seating to the shaded lounge and aft sun-lounging area. The arrangement allows guests to enjoy the view while keeping refreshments, seating and open-air dining within the same social space. 

Features & Equipment:

- Wet bar with three pedestal bar stools.

- Countertop, sink and storage cabinetry.

- Grill, compact refrigeration and ice-maker equipment listed in the vessel inventory.

- Wraparound upholstered lounge seating.

- Outdoor dining table and loose chairs.

- Large aft sun-lounging area with backrests.

- Teak decking.

- Canvas shade over the principal seating and bar areas.

- Stainless-steel perimeter rails. 6

- Exterior audio speakers and courtesy lighting.

Recorded Finish Work:

- November 2024 records include upper-furniture preparation and exterior sealing/touch-up work.

- The current photographs show coordinated dark exterior upholstery and a light canvas shade arrangement.

The covered aft deck serves as an outdoor extension of the saloon, with a substantial dining table, loose chairs and an upholstered aft bench. Sliding glass doors connect the two spaces, while stairs lead to the flybridge and down toward the swim platform. 

Features & Equipment:

- Covered alfresco dining area.

- Large dining table with loose chairs.

- Upholstered aft bench seating.

- Teak decking.- Sliding glass doors to the main saloon.

- Overhead lighting and exterior speakers.

- Port and starboard access toward the swim platform.

- Stairway to the flybridge.

- Stainless-steel rails, cleats and line-handling equipment.

- Muir aft line-handling winches listed in the vessel inventory.

- Storage beneath seating and in deck lockers. 

Dated Service & Improvements:

- 2025: Ten custom pipe-rail fender hooks invoiced by Artisan Marine Group, with leather protection and line-handling fittings.

- November 2024: Exterior window recaulking, stair caulking, speaker/cover sealing and transom-area finish work documented.

The teak hydraulic swim platform forms the yacht’s principal water-level access point. Twin stairways connect it to the aft deck, and the transom arrangement includes freshwater facilities and a hydraulic passerelle. 

Features & Equipment:

- Hydraulic swim platform with teak surface.

- Port and starboard stairs to the aft deck.

- Hydraulic passerelle.

- Freshwater shower and washdown facilities.

- Transom cleats and boarding hardware.

- Adjacent access to the aft garage. 

Dated Service & Improvements:

- May 2026: Platform-bracket preparation and antifouling repaint.

- July 2025: Vickers hydraulic valve replacement work covering platform, garage-door and trim-tab functions.

- May–June 2023: Platform frame coating and weld repair, with replacement of two teak planks.

- 2023: Passerelle service and repair work included in the yard records.

The aft garage provides an enclosed equipment and storage area directly above the swim platform. Its lifting door and track/winch arrangement support handling of water-sports equipment without using the main guest decks for storage. 

Features & Equipment:

- Hydraulically operated lifting garage door.

- Track arrangement for personal-watercraft handling.

- Electric handling winches.

- Overhead and perimeter lighting.

- Composite working sole.

- Chest-freezer equipment shown in the current garage photographs.

- Storage for water-sports equipment, lines and accessories.

- Access to aft systems and hydraulic equipment. 

Dated Service & Improvements:

- July 2025: Hydraulic valve replacement work included the garage-door circuit.

- November 2024: Garage/transom finish and non-skid-related work documented.

- 2023: Garage/lazarette door lining and gasket work, lock-plate resealing and overhead-panel work.

- 2023: Tender steering-cylinder/end-cap service and bottom coating appear in the yard history. 

Tender, personal watercraft, water toys and loose equipment shown in photographs are subject to the final agreed inventory and are not represented as included solely by their appearance in the images.

KEFI is powered by twin MTU 16V2000 M91 diesel engines with Twin Disc transmissions. The machinery space has a central service passage, handrails, overhead lighting, ventilation equipment and engine-monitoring/control panels. 

The recent service history extends beyond routine fluid changes. It includes a custom exhaust refit, main-engine heat exchanger service, fuel-system hose/valve work, steering repairs and extensive running-gear attention. 

Main Engines & Routine Service:

- Twin MTU 16V2000 M91 diesel engines.

- Port engine: 5,887 captain-reported hours.

- Starboard engine: 5,925 captain-reported hours.

- Twin Disc transmissions.

- June 24, 2026: Both main engines serviced with engine oil, oil filters, primary/secondary fuel filters and air filters.

- June 24, 2026: Oil replaced in both transmissions.

- May 21, 2025: Both main engines received oil and oil/fuel-filter service.

- May 30, 2025: Both transmissions received oil/filter service. 

Main-Engine Exhaust Refit | July 2025:

- Custom 16-inch AL6XN high-alloy removable mixers for both main-engine exhaust systems.

- Custom 316L stainless-steel dry bypass pipes incorporating 8-inch AL6XN mixers.

- Custom 316L dry crossover risers with removable multi-ply flex elbows.

- Hard-coat lagging and removable cone-insulation covers.

- Modified supports and extensions to accommodate the revised exhaust arrangement.

- New support brackets and vibration-isolating mounts.

- Repairs/extensions to affected fiberglass exhaust-tube sections.

- New silicone straight and single-hump hoses.

- Crush bands and associated hardware.

- New exhaust-temperature sensors serving wet and dry sections.

- Added flanges intended to simplify future mixer replacement.

- Associated access-panel modifications and refinishing.

- The installation record describes a post-installation sea trial and engine diagnostics. Cooling, Fuel & Controls:

- October 2025: Port and starboard main-engine heat-exchanger plates removed and cleaned, seals renewed and coolant replaced.

- October 2025: Additional port-engine seawater flange, elbow/bushing and related component work.

- July 2025: Main-engine and generator fuel supply/return hoses and ball valves replaced, including crossover-valve work.

- July 2025: Both transmission oil-cooler cores replaced, with flushing and oil/filter work recorded.

- October 2025: Gear-temperature sensor wiring, coolant-level sensor and transmission neutral-signal wiring work.

- October 2025: Control-board work included two CIB GCU boards. 10- December 2025: CAN-bus/MPU29 troubleshooting and circuit-board work invoiced.

- August 2025: Custom port-side engine-room overboard-discharge manifold fabricated.

- July 2025: Engine-room and bilge cleaning/detailing documented.

- Reverso oil-change equipment, Racor fuel filtration and Alfa Laval fuel-polishing equipment are identified in the vessel records. 

Steering, Stabilizers & Hydraulics:

- Wesmar fin stabilizers.

- Bow thruster.

- Hydraulic steering and trim tabs.

- May 2026: Both stabilizer fins removed and reinstalled for service.

- May 2026: Two Wesmar seal kits, actuator-cylinder resealing/honing/polishing and shaft seal-collar machining.

- December 2025: Bronze steering-system cooling pump replaced.

- December 2025: Stern steering-hose repair, reservoir refill and system bleeding.

- July 2025: Port and starboard trim-tab hoses replaced.

- July 2025: Vickers hydraulic valve work for trim tabs, garage door and swim platform. Shafts, Bearings & Underwater Hull | May 2026:

- Both propeller shafts, couplings and propellers removed and refitted.

- Shaft package included replacement material/fabrication and refurbishment work, including straightening and seal-area overlay.

- Engine-coupling hand-lapping, fitting and facing.

- Four replacement cutlass bearings.

- Two replacement Tides shaft-seal elements installed in existing housings.

- Custom propeller-nut locking bolts and associated shaft hardware.

- Sea-trial labor included in the running-gear invoice.

- Bottom preparation and two full coats of Sea Hawk Biocop TF antifouling.

- Propspeed applied to shafts, propellers and thruster running gear.

- Hull, thruster-tube, plate and thruster-nut anodes replaced.

- Intakes and thruster tunnel cleaned during bottom preparation.

The electrical installation includes shore-power connection and conversion equipment, main distribution panels and separate AC/DC monitoring and charging arrangements. Recent documented work includes battery replacement, two Newmar chargers and selected wiring/enclosure improvements. 

Equipment & Systems:

- Main electrical distribution and breaker panels.

- AC/DC monitoring at the pilothouse.

- ASEA shore-power conversion equipment.

- Glendinning shore-cable handling equipment.

- Multiple battery and charging circuits serving machinery and onboard systems.

- 12V and 24V charging equipment.

- Generator integration with onboard power distribution. 

Dated Service & Improvements:

- December 2025: Sixteen Optima yellow-series AGM batteries supplied and installed, with removal of the replaced batteries.

- July 2025: Newmar Phase Three 12V charger replaced for the galley refrigeration supply.

- July 2025: Newmar Phase Three 24V charger replaced for the pilothouse supply.

- July 2025: Waterproof electrical junction box replaced above the starboard transmission.

- July 2025: Watermaker electrical cables rerouted and organized.

KEFI is equipped with a newer port Kohler 35 kW generator and a starboard Kohler 40 kW generator. Captain-reported hours are 1,413 on the port unit and 1,826 since major overhaul on the starboard unit. 

Port Generator:

- Kohler 35EFKOZD.

- Nameplate rating: 35 kW.

- Captain-reported hours: 1,413.

- Nameplate manufacture year: 2024.

- Nameplate electrical rating: 230/400V, three-phase, 50 Hz.

- Nameplate operating speed: 1,500 rpm.

Starboard Generator:

-Kohler 40EFOZ.

-Nameplate rating: 40 kW, three-phase, at 25°C.

-Captain-reported hours: 1,826 since major overhaul.

-Nameplate electrical rating: 220/380V, three-phase, 50 Hz.

-Nameplate operating speed: 1,500 rpm. Serial number: 0759781.-Specification number: GM24463-GA4.

-Starboard sound shield reassembled, insulated and installed in July 2025.

Generator Service History:

- June 24, 2026: Oil and primary/secondary fuel-filter service recorded for both generators.

- May 30, 2025: Oil/filter, fuel-filter, belt and impeller service recorded for both generators.

- July 2025: Generator fuel supply/return hoses and valves included in the fuel-system work.

- 2023 yard records include generator exhaust/muffler, hose and fitting work.

The main saloon brings together opposing light-colored seating, broad side windows, warm wood cabinetry and a forward dining area. Sliding glass doors connect directly to the covered aft deck, while recessed and concealed perimeter lighting provide distinct daytime and evening settings. 

Features & Equipment:

- Opposing upholstered seating with blue-and-white accent cushions.

- Central low tables/ottomans.

- Large side windows with blinds.

- Warm wood cabinetry and extensive built-in storage.

- Flat-screen television.

- Recessed overhead lighting.

- Concealed perimeter accent lighting.

- Forward dining table with upholstered chairs.

- Sideboards and display/storage cabinetry.

- Carpeted seating area.

- Sliding glass doors to the aft deck.

- Separate main-deck day head with vanity and vessel-style basin. 

Dated Service:

- May 2026: Forward saloon, aft saloon and dining air handlers included in the HVAC sanitation program.

- May 2026: Saloon supply/return-plenum cleaning and specified surface-remediation work documented.

- May 2025: Saloon air-handler operational checks, filter cleaning and drain treatment.

The separate galley provides a dedicated food-preparation area with long counters, extensive cabinetry and stainless-steel work surfaces around the cooking and sink areas. Its layout keeps meal preparation separate from the saloon while supporting service to the indoor and outdoor dining spaces. 

Features & Equipment:

- Range/cooktop and built-in oven.

- Overhead extraction hood.

- Dark stone worktops.

- Stainless-steel backsplash.

- Double stainless-steel sink with high-arc spray faucet.

- Tall stainless-front refrigeration equipment.

- Dishwasher.

- Pantry and under-counter storage.

- Additional refrigeration/freezer and ice-maker equipment identified in the vessel inventory.

- Large side window.

- Task and overhead lighting.

- Side-deck access. 

Dated Service & Improvements:

- May 2026: Galley hood/exhaust cleaning and sanitation.

- May 2026: Galley air-handler service and specified plenum-remediation work.

- July 2025: Newmar 12V charger replaced for the galley refrigeration power supply.

- May 2025: Galley air-handler operational checks, filter cleaning and drain treatment.

In addition to the master, KEFI offers an on-deck VIP suite and two lower-deck twin guest cabins. Each guest cabin has its own ensuite facilities, allowing the accommodation areas to serve families or separate guest parties. 

On-Deck VIP Suite:

- Forward main-deck location.

- Centerline double berth, described as queen-size in the vessel inventory.

- Side windows and overhead hatch.

- Built-in wood cabinetry.

- Bedside storage and lighting.

- Vanity/desk area.

- Flat-screen television.

- Carpeted sole.

- Private ensuite with vanity, basin and separate enclosed shower. 

Port & Starboard Twin Cabins:

- Two single berths in each cabin.

- Central bedside storage.

- Built-in wardrobes and cabinetry.

- Desk/vanity areas.

- Hull-side portlights.

- Flat-screen televisions.

- Reading and overhead lighting.

- Carpeted soles.

- Individual ensuite heads with vanities and enclosed showers. 

Dated Service:

- May 2026: VIP, port guest and starboard guest air handlers included in the 12-unit HVAC cleaning/sanitation scope.

- May 2026: VIP plenum and guest-foyer ceiling/overhead areas included in specified localized remediation.

The full-beam master suite is arranged around a centerline king berth, with broad runs of cabinetry and hull-side windows on both sides. Its separate dressing/storage area and large ensuite distinguish it from the two twin cabins and on-deck VIP. 

Features & Equipment:

- Full-beam layout.

- Centerline king berth.

- Bedside tables and lighting.

- Storage beneath the berth.

- Extensive port and starboard cabinetry.

- Vanity/desk with stool.

- Walk-in hanging/dressing locker.

- Multiple hull-side windows with blinds.

- Flat-screen television.

- Carpeted sole.

- Ensuite with twin basin vanity, mirrored surfaces and storage.

- Bathtub/shower arrangement.

- Separate toilet and bidet. 

Dated Climate-Control Improvements:

- May 22, 2025: Port air-handler blower replaced, drains cleared and the unit tested.

- May 27–28, 2025: Starboard air handler replaced, connected, insulated and tested operating.

- May 2026: Both master air handlers included in HVAC cleaning/sanitation.

- May 2026: Master plenums included in the documented localized-remediation scope.

Separate crew accommodation is arranged for five in three cabins, supported by a crew mess, laundry and sanitary facilities. The mess provides a dedicated dining and off-duty area apart from the guest accommodation. 

Features & Equipment:

- Three crew cabins with five berths.

- One single-berth cabin and two two-berth cabins in the documented arrangement.

- Crew heads and shower facilities.

- L-shaped mess seating with storage beneath.

- Folding dining table.

- Sink, worktop and storage cabinetry.

- Refrigeration/freezer equipment.

- Stacked washer and dryer.

- Television and communication equipment.

- Wood cabinetry and teak-and-holly-style flooring in the mess.

- Separate access between the mess and sleeping areas. 

Dated Service:

- May 2026: Forward and aft crew air handlers included in the HVAC cleaning/sanitation scope.

- May 2025: Dryer-vent and laundry-duct cleaning.

- May–June 2023: Crew hot/cold plumbing and shower-fixture work, including two shower mixers/heads.

The enclosed wheelhouse provides a separate operating station with a central helm seat, broad forward glazing and an adjacent upholstered observation settee. Wood cabinetry, a chart/work surface and access to the flybridge complete the arrangement. 

Features & Equipment:

- Enclosed wheelhouse.

- Captain’s chair and adjacent L-shaped seating.

- Wood-trimmed helm and instrument console.

- Furuno navigation/display equipment.

- Twin Furuno radar equipment listed in the supplied specifications.

- Simrad autopilot.

- Simrad and Standard Horizon VHF equipment listed in the supplied specifications.

- Depth, speed and wind instrumentation.

- MTU engine controls and monitoring.

- Bow-thruster, trim-tab and searchlight controls.

- AC/DC power-monitoring panel.

- Three-panel forward windshield with wipers.

- Interior access to the flybridge. 

Dated Service & Improvements:

- July 2025: Three windshield-wiper motors removed, serviced, reinstalled and tested.

- July 2025: Three wiper blades renewed, with associated resealing work.

- July 2025: Newmar 24V charger replaced for the pilothouse power supply.

- October–December 2025: Engine/gear signal, sensor and control-circuit work documented.

- May 2026: Bridge air handler included in HVAC cleaning/sanitation.

The foredeck offers another open-air seating and sun-lounging area, separate from the aft deck and flybridge. Side decks link the forward lounge with the aft guest areas, while the anchoring equipment and storage are arranged toward the bow.

Features & Equipment:

- Forward upholstered seating.

- Raised sun-lounging area.

- Teak deck surfaces.

- Stainless-steel perimeter rails.

- Twin Muir windlasses.

- Anchor-handling hardware and deck lockers.

- Freshwater washdown.

- Side-deck access.

- Courtesy lighting.

Recorded Service & Finish Work:

- 2023: Windlass brake/gearbox/seal service and reassembly.

- 2023: Local foredeck fiberglass repair around the windlass area, with teak lifted and reinstated.

- June 2024: Cabin/roof and other finish repairs, painting and polishing.

- November 2024: Teak/substrate preparation, waterline repair/paint, engine-room and generator painting, fiberglass repair, exterior window recaulking and localized touch-ups.

The yacht’s service history includes attention to both accommodation comfort and supporting water systems. Recent entries cover master-suite climate-control components, chilled-water servicing, accommodation-area sanitation and freshwater-pump/plumbing work. 

Climate Control:

- Chilled-water air-conditioning system serving interior accommodation spaces.

- May 2025: Port master blower and starboard master air handler work.

- May 29, 2025: Chillers descaled and plumbing reconnected/tested.

- June 2, 2025: Glycol added to the chilled-water loop.

- May 2026: Twelve air handlers cleaned/sanitized across guest, master, VIP, crew, bridge, dining, saloon and galley areas.

- May 2026: Air ducts, vents, grilles and distribution plenums included in the recorded sanitation program.

- May 2026: Forty-eight feet of flex duct replaced.

- May 2026: Localized mold cleanup/surface remediation documented in specified plenums and guest-foyer overhead areas. 

Freshwater & Sanitation:

- Watermaker equipment aboard.

- June 2025: Two Aqua-Box AQX-230 pressure pumps, mounting kits, strainers, suction-plumbing work and expansion tank equipment invoiced with installation labor.

- July 2025: Watermaker electrical wiring rerouted and organized.

- May 2025: Grey/black-water SYM control and solenoid work invoiced.

- February 2026: Black-water monitoring-system troubleshooting and repair scope invoiced.

- Hot-water and freshwater distribution systems.

Selected invoices and historical survey records accompany the listing information. Dates above identify dated work entries or the month/year of the supporting invoice; they are not presented as independent survey certifications or guarantees of present condition. 

The machinery hours are captain-reported from an update received October 1, 2026, and may increase with use. The port generator’s 2024 manufacture year is supported by its nameplate; its installation date is not stated. The starboard generator’s 1,826 hours are reported since major overhaul, not lifetime hours. 

The available records describe specific repairs, replacements and routine service, rather than a complete renewal of all yacht systems. Buyers should review the underlying history and assess current equipment condition, operating performance, maintenance requirements and sale inclusions during their inspection and survey.

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