

THRESHER
SPECS
-Name: M/V Thresher
-Builder: Burger
-Model: Raised Pilothouse
-Year: 1973
-LOA: 108'
-Beam: 21’ 1”
-Draft: 6' 2"
-Cruising Speed: 10 knots
-Max Speed: 12 knots
-Range: 2,994 nautical miles
-Power: Twin Caterpillar 460-horsepower
-Fuel: 6,432 gallons
-Accommodations: 8 guests | 4 staterooms
-Hailing Port: Key Biscayne, Florida
-Tender: Nautica RIB 15' w/ Evinrude 90-horsepower

HISTORY
Originally commissioned by Ogden Phipps and christened BUCKPASSER, the yacht was masterfully designed by Jack Hargrave. At her launch, she was the largest yacht ever built by the Burger Boat Company, marking a milestone in the shipyard’s storied history.
In 1986, CHANTICLEER entered a new chapter when she was acquired by the legendary singer, actress, and philanthropist Frances Langford. A passionate yachtswoman, Ms. Langford added the cockpit to indulge her love of fishing, further enhancing the vessel’s versatility. For nearly two decades, she welcomed friends, family, and dignitaries aboard, making CHANTICLEER a floating sanctuary of joy and hospitality until her passing in 2005.
Since then, this yacht has had only discerning owners, each dedicated to preserving her legacy through meticulous preventative maintenance, upgrades, and unwavering attention to detail. In 2006 and again in 2023 she underwent complete multimillion dollar rebuilds with substantial refits, ensuring she remains in immaculate condition and to a standard that honors her storied past while equipping her to provide modern-day comfort and reliability.
Today, rechristened THRESHER, this legacy yacht is used by the owner for hosting family and friends in timeless style between New York, Florida, and the Caribbean.








Private vessel, not for charter.
