The 2023 Galeon 375 GTO RJ is a 60-hour example of a factory-hot layout with owner-authored corrections to the two things the platform is criticized for. The original exterior deck flooring, notorious for heat retention and durability issues, was replaced with an upgraded cooler-touch material. The awkward factory dinette was professionally relocated for better flow. The listing broker's remarks disclose the boat was custom-ordered with roughly $35,000 in upgrades and never used beyond commissioning.
Twin Mercury V12 600s at 600 hp each, 60 hours per engine, with joystick control and Skyhook. Seakeeper 3 gyro stabilizer. Dual 16-inch Raymarine Axiom displays, radar, VHF. Electric tinted sunroof and side windows, full custom enclosure valued around $12,000, Fusion audio, dual refrigerators, ceramic coating inside and out, fresh bottom paint. Engine warranty extended through July 2026. Guest cabin 1, guest head 1. Beam 12 feet, max draft 4.7 feet, fuel 396 gallons, fresh water 53 gallons. Cruise 40 knots, top 50 knots.
Ask is $839,500 in Miami. Broker states the original build sold for over $1.3M pre-price-hike, and this hull was heavily optioned then softened for market. The 375 GTO segment is thin at this hour count, and a corrected-factory-flaws presentation with under 60 hours reads clean to me. Days on market inside 5 at listing.
