Gulfstar

1984 Gulf Star 49'Motor YachtName: Hakuna MatataClean TitleEngine room flooded, engines non-functioning and returned to serviceability, but currently do not start. Electrical wiring damaged.Power: Two 1984 Perkins Model TV8.50M 350 H.P. V-8 Turbo-charged diesel enginesFuel: 675 gallon fiberglass tankMild water damage to wood in lower cabins.LOA: 49'LWL: 44.3'Beam: 15.1'Breadth: 15.0'Depth: 08.3'Draft: 04.5'Clearance DWL: 17.0'Displacement: 42,000 lbs.Gross Tons: 45Net Tons 36Home Port: Pensacola, FLFull Survey Completed 27 February 2014; survey does not include engine room flood damage from 1 November 2016.FAQ:How did it flood? 2" Through Valve failure from previous repair with a non-marine grade valve.How high was the water, and what was the damage? The water got in up to 4' in the engine room and lower cabins. All carpets and mattress have been removed from the lower cabins. Air conditioning unit does not appear to work. Dryer and washing machine have been removed. DC power circuit blown. AC power circuit condition unknown. Mild physical water damage to the wood or flooring for lower cabins.What was done to return the engines to functionality? The engines were pickled with 20 gallons of diesel.. Removed injectors and removed water from engines. Starters and alternators were repaired as well.Do the engines turn over? Yes, however the engines do not crank. Once the engines were repaired from the engine room flooding, the boat was placed back into the water in Ft. Walton Beach, FL and was taken under its own engine power to Pensacola, FL where upon turning off the engines, they did not crank again once turned off. The reason for this is unknown.Can the slip be assumed? Yes, the slip cost is $196 per month, but the slip does not have electricity.Does the slip it is at have a boat lift? No, but there are several slips nearby the boat can be towed to that have boat lifts.