Bertram 670 Convertible

Bertram's 670 Convertible should make a splash.

By Staff

September 17, 2002

The 670 Convertible is the latest Bertram offering longer than 60 feet.

MIAMI — The 670 Convertible from Bertram Yacht, Inc. is the builder's newest model longer than 60 feet. The boat is offered in standard and enclosed flybridge versions, according to press materials from the company.

The salon will incorporate spacious living and dining areas.

Standard interior features include a molded exterior staircase, a tournament console with a power-activated electronics pod and double sinks in the master head. The salon area incorporates a living room with seating for eight to ten people, a bar with four barstools, a galley and a dining room.

The 670's Convertible's cockpit boasts 168 square feet of working space. Angling-specific features there include a prep area, an open sink and a cutting table, live-bait stowage, a fish box with a removable tub and stand-up fishing-rod stowage in a lockable cabinet.

A bar also will be included in the salon area.

To handle rough water, the 670 Convertible rides on an efficient deep-V hull. Equipped with a pair of 1,800-horsepower Detroit Diesel engines, the boat's estimated cruising speed is 33 knots. Estimated top speed is 37 knots.

Specifications

Overall length:	71'3"
Waterline length:	58'10"
Beam:	18'8"
Draft:	5'6"
Displacement:	105,840 pounds
Fuel Capacity:	2,008 gallons
Water Capacity:	264 gallons
Power options:	Two 1,800-hp Caterpillar 3412E-DITA diesel inboards or two 1,800-hp DDC-MTU 16V2000 M90 diesel inboards
Base Price (w/DDC-MTU engines):	$3,000,000