90 Cockpit MY

One of the largest production fiberglass yachts during the 1980s, the Cheoy Lee 90 Cockpit MY is a heavily built raised pilothouse cruiser from the drawing boards of the late Jack Hargrave. This is a particularly well-thought-out design with three luxurious staterooms aft of the engine room and full crew quarters forward. The galley and formal dining area are a step down from the main deck level, forward of the raised pilothouse, and the salon and aft deck provide an expansive and completely comfortable entertainment area for the owner and guests. A few of the many features of the Cheoy Lee 90 include a king-size bed in the master stateroom, a large walk-in engine room, full walkaround side decks, and a spacious flybridge with room for a crowd. Note that several of these boats have been delivered with a fully enclosed and air-conditioned aft deck. A good-looking and well-proportioned design, twin 12V71TI diesels cruise the Cheoy Lee 90 CMY at 14 knots and reach a top speed of 16–17 knots.