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Iron Bird's Twin MTUs Still Under Factory Cover

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The Viking 64 Convertible just listed as Iron Bird comes to market with real runway left on it: twin MTU 12V2000 engines carrying warranty coverage through spring 2027. For a tournament-built sport-fisher, that's the detail that matters to a serious buyer — power that's proven, not just new.

With reporting from Yachting.

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