Yacht for Sale | 43 Tiara Yachts Quincy, MA

Introduction to GIGI: The Slikkers family of Holland, Michigan, built the 43 Tiara. Leon Slikkers started the company as Slick Craft in 1955. Next was S2 sailboats, followed by Tiara in 1974 and Pursuit Yachts in 1977. The 43 Tiara convertible was built from 1990 until 2002. GIGI was built in 1998, the original owner took delivery in 1999 in South Carolina. The current owners purchased the boat in 2000 and voyaged to Quincy, MA. The boat is launched the 1st of June and hauled in October. Winter storage is dry stored under Shrinkwrap.

Builder: Tiara Yachts of Holland Michigan

Model: 4300 Convertible

Year: 1998

L.O.A.: W/ anchor pulpit 46’ 07”

L.O.D.: 43’ 02”

Beam: 15’ 02”

Draft: 04’ 00”

Weight: 31,500#

Tankage:

Fuel: 640 Gallons

Water: 160 Gallons

Holding: 60 Gallons

Accommodations:

Salon L-shaped sofa with breakfast nook, two stateroom layout w/ 2 heads, Tiara plan A

Salon

Sofa converts to a queen-berth

Hi-Lo table

Barrel chair

Breakfast bar with 2 stools

Entertainment center

Teak wood cabinetry

Marine Custom blinds

Overhead lighting

Carpeted sole

Ice maker 2021

Storage cabinets

Galley

Teak and holly sole

U-shaped galley

Stainless Steel double sink w/storage under
3-burner electric stove top
Marine SS drawer refrigerator (2) 2015
Marine SS drawer Freezer (2) 2015
GE Convection/Microwave Oven
Built-in Automatic coffee maker
Countertop blender

Master Stateroom

Centerline queen berth

Entertainment center with flat-screen TV

Hanging lockers (2)

Storage lockers (7)

Shelf storage above and outboard

Storage under the mattress with lift pistons

Carpeted floor

Overhead deck hatch

Air-conditioning with reverse cycle heat

Bathroom

Ensuite bath

Large shower stall with glass enclosure

Corian countertops

Corian sink

Lit mirrored vanity

Storage in lockers and vanity

Guest Stateroom

Upper and lower single berths

Ensuite head with shower

Storage in large lockers (4)

Air-conditioning

Guest bath
Corian countertop with integral sink

Wet head with shower curtain

Storage under sink

Mirrored vanity

Air-conditioning

Cockpit

Bolsters 2020
Steps to side decks
Transom door
Flush floor storage boxes (2)
Flush floor fish-box, circulating w/macerator
Bait prep center

Sink with spray nozzle

Tackle locker with drawers
Deep-well freezer
Engine room entry
Freshwater wash-down
Raw water wash-down
4 Lee rod holders
Swim platform w/built-in ladder
Hot & cold shower
Awning

Pedestal table

Flybridge

Helm & console cover

Pipewelder's molded fiberglass hardtop

Isinglass 4-sided enclosure 2021

6 Rocket launchers

Aluminum bridge rails & ladder

Bridge/cockpit stereo system

ACR RCL 100 searchlight

12V outlet at helm

VDO rudder angle indicator

Remote anchor windlass controls

Helm and Navigator Chairs 2021

Additional bench seating forward of the console

Deck and Hull Equipment

Automatic Maxwell anchor windlass system

Molded-in fiberglass bow pulpit with SS bow roller

240V Glendinning cable recoiler

Recessed trim tabs

Dockside water inlet

240V 50-amp 65' shore power cord

Cable TV shore connection

Yeti cooler w/ rod holders

Deck lights

Rod holders (4)

Holding tank rebuilt 2020

Bow thruster 2021

Fleur Camera 2021

Engine Room

Detroit Diesels, DD 6-92, 550HP

Engine hours 2100

Engine air seps

Engine block heaters

Onan 8kw diesel generator 2021

Racor fuel filters/water separators, mains & generator

Glendinning engine synchronizer

Oil change system

20 gal. water heater

Acoustical engine room insulation

Teleflex hydraulic steering

Batteries (5)

Two bank battery system

Battery chargers (2)

Two bilge blowers

Dripless shaft seals 2021

Cutlass bearings 2021

Dometic Air conditioning, reverse cycle

Waste macerator w/Y-valve

Fireboy halon system

Electronics

Garmin 7612xsv Chartplotter/GPS 2021

Garmin Open Array Radar 2021

Garmin autopilot 2021

Icom 4506 VHF Radio

Garmin VHF Radio 2021

Ritchie Powerdamp Plus Compass

History

GIGI was commissioned in 1999 in South Carolina. A short time later, the current owners purchased it and brought it to Quincy, MA. The current owners used the boat as a family cruiser in the Northeast. The vessel has been dry-stored winters under shrinkwrap from October to May and used as a day boat with the annual vacation cruise in the summer. It has been continuously upgraded and maintained.