Dirty Dawg

Sunseeker built Dirty Dawg in 2017 as the 75 Yacht in its flybridge range, and her history since is simple: no refit recorded, no change of specification to unpick, just the yacht as she was delivered. She measures 23 metres, 75 feet in the builder's own terms, on a 5.7 metre beam, and she lies now in Hollywood, in the USA.

Build and provenance

She is a monohull motor yacht with a glass fibre hull, built to Sunseeker's flybridge format rather than a one off design. The 75 Yacht name places her inside a production model line, which for a buyer means known parts and service support rather than a bespoke, harder to source boat.

Layout and accommodation

Dirty Dawg sleeps eight guests across four cabins, laid out on Sunseeker's flybridge design. For a buyer, that combination reads as a yacht built for a full boat of family and friends rather than a couple travelling light.

Performance and engineering

She cruises at 25 knots and reaches 31 knots flat out: quick enough to make an afternoon crossing without needing to set off before dawn. At 5.7 metres of beam she carries that pace on a hull built to those same flybridge dimensions throughout, not a narrower, slower profile.

Where she lies and how to see her

Dirty Dawg lies in Hollywood, in the USA, where she can be viewed by appointment. Boatcrowd puts a viewing on the calendar and is present for it, and once a buyer's offer is accepted, an independent survey and a sea trial follow before handover.