Sunseeker's Predator 74 - total flexibility

Sunseeker motor boats are renowned for their good seakeeping qualities derived from the deep V-hulls designed by Don Shead. Sunseeker boss Robert Braithwaite claims the same attributes for the new 74' Predator. The latest design technologies and building techniques have been employed throughout along with a very select choice of materials, furnishings and finishes.

Open with mini flybridge
Sunseeker is following this trend with the 74' Predator as the successor to the 72' Predator. The new boat can be fitted as an extra with a mini flybridge, which has a second steering position and is integrated harmoniously into the sporty lines. The Predator 74' comes with a large garage as standard, offering adequate space for a tender. A double crew cabin can be created in the stern on request without losing any garage space.

Full-width owner's stateroom
The main deck, consisting of the saloon and aft cockpit, offers ample room. The standard layout includes a full-width owner's stateroom, a VIP cabin and a guest cabin. Depending on the power option chosen, the yacht is capable of speeds up to 45 knots (83.3 km/h). A tank volume of 3,900 l gives the boat a range of up to 380 nautical miles.

Technical Specifications

• Length overall (incl. pulpit): 22,26 m
  
• Length Waterline: 16.50 m
  
• Beam: 5.40 m
  
• Draft: 1.65 m
  
• Displacement unladen: 32.5 t
  
• Fuel capacity: 3900 l
  
• Engine options: 2x MAN or Caterpillar with 1,500 to 1,800 hp
  

At boot 2009: Hall 6 / Stand D 61

Homepage: sunseeker.com

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