1994 Chris Craft 268 Concept Cruiser with trailer

Description

1994 Chris Craft 268 Concept Cruiser with trailer.

Trailer: Tandem axle Venture Vantage

Length: 27.1 feet on title (actually closer to 30)

Bean: 9 feet

Weight, dry: 5000

I have owned this boat for the past four (4) years. It has been a great boat for me and my wife. We have used it on the Ohio River for two (2) years and the last two (2) years on Lake Erie. We have decided to move up to a little larger boat. Our boat is currently dock in Sandusky. As with any boat left in the water, it will need to be clean and wax once pulled out. As you will see from my pictures, it will shine once cleaned.

This boat handles five (5) to six (6) foot wave perfectly. Cruises at 30 mph with good fuel economy. Top speed is 40 mph. I currently using a 19 pitch aluminum prop. I also have 17 pitch Stainless that will go with the boat.

When we first purchased this boat, we had a custom camper top made. This included screens, eisenglass and curtains for privacy. Along with two (2) custom carrying cases. This makes it perfect from staying overnight. In addition, I had a storage cover made to cover the entire boat.

Layout: Two front seats are flip up bolsters.

Rear seating area is U shaped with storage

Center seat pulls out to lounge or sleeping area.

Every year, I have had the boat professionally serviced by Delaware Marine in Delaware Ohio or Sandusky Harbor Marina in Sandusky Ohio. Listed below are some of the Items that have been serviced:

. New Batteries, one in 2015 and one in 2016

. New Alternator, 2014

. Bearing and Assembly, 2016

. U-Joint, 2016

. U-Joint Boo, 2016

. Shift cable, 2016

. Bearing Assembly, 2016

. Bearing, 2016

. Impeller, 2016

. Water Pump, 2016

. Automatic Bilge Pump, 2016

Terms: $150 listing fee added to final bid, $1,000 nonrefundable deposit due within 24 hours of auction end and take delivery with cash balance within 7 days or agreed upon delivery date. Please feel free to ask questions and I will try to answer them as quickly as possible. Good Luck!