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Used Nova Flybridge

  • 1990 Nova 4500

    1990 Nova 4500

    • Manufacturer: Nova

    Paradosi is a large 3 stateroom Pilothouse boat. Similar foot print as a 47 Bayliner but way more heavily built. Lots of upgrades including Alexseal painted hull. Northern Lights 5kw Generator, Dickinson Propane ...

    $169,000 USD
    Anacortes, WA
  • 1990 Nova 4500 45'

    1990 Nova 4500 45'

    • Manufacturer: Nova

    Price Just Lowered! Paradosi is a large 3 stateroom Pilothouse boat. Similar foot print as a 47 Bayliner but way more heavily built. Lots of upgrades including Alexseal painted hull. Northern Lights 5kw Generator...

    $139,000 USD
    Anacortes, WA
  • 1990 Nova 48 48'

    1990 Nova 48 48'

    • Manufacturer: Nova

    This could be a perfect liveaboard with its layout, size, overall comfort and super high quality build and finishes. She has brand new stratoglass in the flybridge and after deck. Notable features Expansive fly-b...

    $119,000 USD
    Benicia, CA

Overview

A flybridge is an elevated platform on a boat, often found on motor yachts, that provides an additional area for steering and command. It offers a great vantage point for navigation and a spacious area for socializing and enjoying panoramic views. Flybridges are popular for their practicality and luxury, making them a sought-after feature in leisure boating.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used flybridge boat?

Check the structural integrity, engine condition, and electronics. Inspect the flybridge for any signs of wear or damage, and ensure that all navigational and safety equipment is functioning properly.

How can I safely transport a flybridge boat?

Hire a professional boat transport service that specializes in moving large vessels. Ensure the flybridge is properly secured and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance routine for a flybridge boat?

Regular maintenance includes checking the engines, steering systems, and electronics. Clean and inspect the flybridge area for any signs of wear, and ensure all safety equipment is in good working order. Follow the manufacturer’s guidelines for detailed maintenance schedules.