2003 Weaver 60

The 2003 Weaver Boats 60 is a 60-foot custom sportfishing yacht built for serious offshore fishing and high-speed ocean cruising. The yacht measures approximately 60 feet in length with an 18-foot 3-inch beam and a 5-foot 6-inch draft. Its cold-molded wooden hull construction reflects the custom-build approach associated with Weaver Boatworks.

The boat is designed around offshore fishability, with a large cockpit, mezzanine seating, flybridge helm, tower, livewell, fish boxes, rod holders, and dedicated fishing equipment. The available example, “Uno Mas,” also received an extensive one-year overhaul completed in 2025, including new engines, gears, Seakeeper units, cockpit equipment, electronics, and other systems.

Is the 2003 Weaver Boats 60 for Sale?

A 2003 Weaver Boats 60 named “Uno Mas” has been offered on the brokerage market. The boat was listed in St. Petersburg, Florida, as a 60-foot custom sportfish, although the current brokerage record indicates that the listing has since been marked sold.

For buyers looking for another 2003 Weaver 60, availability may therefore depend on new brokerage listings rather than this particular boat. Because Weaver boats were custom built, buyers should compare each available yacht individually, including its construction details, engine package, fishing equipment, refit history, and maintenance records.

2003 Weaver Boats 60 Price

The recently listed 2003 Weaver 60 “Uno Mas” was advertised at approximately US$2.95 million. The listing describes the yacht as having completed a comprehensive overhaul in 2025, which included new MAN engines and gears as well as substantial updates to the cockpit, electronics, mechanical systems, and onboard equipment.

This asking price should not be treated as a standard value for every 2003 Weaver 60. Custom sportfishing yachts can differ considerably in equipment and condition, and a major refit can materially affect asking price. Buyers should also budget for survey, haul-out, insurance, dockage, fuel, maintenance, crew, and future replacement of mechanical or electronic systems.

Performance and Propulsion

The listed 2003 Weaver 60 “Uno Mas” was recently repowered with twin MAN 1650 hp diesel engines, paired with new gears. The listing reports approximately 35 knots of cruising speed and 43.5 knots at the top end, giving the boat a high-performance profile for a 60-foot sportfishing yacht.

The boat carries approximately 1,500 gallons of fuel, while the listed engines had approximately 258 hours at the time of the brokerage listing. Because these figures are specific to the recently refitted example, buyers should verify current engine hours, diagnostic reports, service records, fuel consumption, and actual sea-trial performance before relying on them for another Weaver 60.

Exterior Design and Construction

The Weaver Boats 60 uses a cold-molded hull and a traditional custom sportfish layout. Its exterior is centered around offshore fishing, with a teak-over-fiberglass cockpit, teak covering boards, gunwale rod holders, livewell equipment, fish boxes, and direct access to the engine room. The flybridge and tower provide elevated helm positions for navigation and fishing operations.

The 2025 refit of “Uno Mas” included a completely repainted cockpit, a new mezzanine with integrated refrigeration and freezer capacity, new cockpit cushions, new Seakeeper 6 units, new underwater lighting, and updated tower equipment. These upgrades improve the functionality of the individual boat but should be distinguished from the original 2003 specification.

Interior and Accommodation

The interior provides a practical layout for extended offshore trips, with a salon, galley, three guest staterooms, and two guest heads. The salon includes L-shaped and straight sofas with storage, while the galley is equipped with refrigeration, freezer drawers, a four-burner cooktop, microwave-convection oven, and an island bar.

The accommodation includes a forward stateroom with a double berth, a starboard guest stateroom with a double berth, and a port stateroom with upper and lower single berths. The interior also includes air-conditioning, entertainment systems, built-in storage, and dedicated heads with shower facilities, making the yacht suitable for multi-day fishing trips rather than day use only.

What to Check Before Buying a 2003 Weaver Boats 60

Before purchasing a 2003 Weaver Boats 60, a complete marine survey, haul-out inspection, and professional sea trial are strongly recommended. Particular attention should be given to the cold-molded hull and wood structure, deck areas, stringers, bulkheads, moisture levels, hull-to-deck joints, running gear, shafts, struts, rudders, through-hulls, fuel tanks, and bilge systems.

The engines should be inspected individually, including engine hours, diagnostic reports, maintenance history, cooling systems, turbochargers, exhaust components, gears, shaft seals, and fuel systems. Buyers should also test the generators, Seakeeper units, watermaker, ice machine, electronics, hydraulic steering, livewell, fish boxes, refrigeration, air-conditioning, and fishing equipment. On a custom sportfish of this age, verifying the quality and documentation of previous refit work is particularly important.