2005 Custom Carolina 58' _{(17.68 m)} 58

Cabo San Lucas, North Carolina, Mexico

2005 Custom Carolina 58

Unspecified
Power
Used
Diesel
Wood Hull
HIN/IMO: HQZ00001C818
Stock #: B93225

Vessel ID# 2855648 Last Updated: 2026-03-26 15:52:15

$ 1,599,000 USD

€ 1,386,035 Euros
$ 2,243,476 CAD
£ 1,186,114 GBP

EMAIL BROKER+1 (954) 292 0629

Description

Seller will cover shipping costs within the US on an accepted offer

One of the best riding hulls on the water is notably the 58' Hunley-Sullivan. If you're in the market for a Custom Sportfish, then this 58 Hunley-Sullivan is a must-see. Completely refit between 2018 and 2024, this cold-molded hull provides a soft and comfortable ride, that people have come to love in a boat designed by the well-known marine architect, Donald Blount. Randy Dixon used these designs and built a fantastic boat that gives you everything you need to be comfortable and safe far away from shore. The boat is powered by twin 1050HP MAN engines with all of her services up to date. "Will Rise" cruises at 29 knots burning approximately 65 g/hr. The current owner has steadily continued to improve and upgrade her since purchasing it three years ago.

Significant upgrades include:

(2) SeaKeeper 5's installed

All new interior refit including all soft goods and Cambria Quartz countertops

Custom live-well and tuna tube system installed

Teak deck and mezzanine were replaced 3 years ago

All new LED lights throughout the boat

All Garmin electronics

New JL audio sound system

2 new 500-gallon fuel tanks (1000gal total) in 2020

Dometic ice chipper replaced

New modular water maker

Bottom and running gear serviced and painted 10/2024

Call today to arrange your private showing she is maintained by a full-time crew and can be seen easily.

Yacht Access is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by OneWater Yacht Group. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel