2008 boston whaler Sold Boat in Miami, FL US
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2 Engines (2x Mercury)
32 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
LA VITA
Equipment:
- 2 x Mercury 250 Verado's 4 stroke DTS - 595 hours on each engine
- Fighting Lady Yellow hull side
- Bow Tow Eye
- Radial Outriggers
- 2 Receptacles 12 V at transom for Reels / Downriggers
- Electronics package - 2 x Garmin GPS 5212 units (GPS / Chartplotter and fishfinder 600 Watt Transducer), and Northstar VHF Explorer 721 radio.
Deck / Cockpit:
- Self-bailing cockpit
- 28" interior freeboard
- Bow and stern eyes
- Welded Stainless steel low-profile interior rail
- Stainless steel thru-hull anchor roller davit
- Lofrans Project 1000 windlass with rode and anchor
- 10" Stainless steel cleats (2 bow, 2 spring line, 2 stern, 1 anchor locker)
- Stern Stainless steel hawse pipes with drink holders
- Heavy-duty rub rail
- Covered telescoping swim ladder with Stainless steel grab rail
- Motorwell drains
- Gunnel-mounted rod holders (4)
- Transom rod holders (3)
- Vertical rod holders (4) at forward deck seat
- Downrigger weight holders (4)
- Stainless steel cockpit toe rails
- Stainless steel grab rails
- Cockpit coaming bolsters
- Prep station with livewell, sink, drink holders (2), tackle boxes, tool holders and cutting board
- Fiberglass T-top with electronics box, cockpit floodlights, forward docking light, dome light, rod holders (5) and life jacket storage
- Acrylic transom door
Mechanical:
- Electronic trim tabs with indicator
- 150 gallon aluminum fuel tanks (2)
- Automatic bilge pumps (1100 GPH forward, 2000 GPH aft)
- Shore power with battery charger
- Freshwater system with 40-gallon tank, sink in console, transom shower and anchor washdown
- 12-V receptacle
- Instrumentation and electrical switch panel with circuit breaker protection
- Transducer mount areas
- Navigation lights
- Cockpit lighting
- Battery boxes (3) with switches
- Livewell (45 gal) at prep station, raw-water washdown system
- Vessel View Display and power-assisted steering
- Stainless steel propellers
Console Shower / Head:
- Compass
- Molded tempered glass windshield
- Drink holders (2)
- Opening porthole with screen (1)
- Interior courtesy lights
- Molded inner liner
- 12-V receptacle
- Sink with pull-out shower
- Acrylic entry door with lock
- Storage drawers
- Storage cabinets
- VacuFlush toilet, holding tank, overboard discharge and dockside pump-out
- Stereo - Clarion AM/FM digital with single CD Player, 4 waterproof speakers, remote control at helm and MP3 input
- Vertical rod storage
- Molded console footrests
- Cast stainless steel steering wheel with knob
Storage:
- Bow anchor locker with drain
- Forward in-deck cooler / storage with hatch and drain (80.5 gal)
- Under-gunnel rod racks (4)
- Insulated in-floor fishboxes with pump-out (2aft at 80 gal each and 1 forward at 108 gal)
- Lockable electronics area
- Drink holders (6)
- Battery and oil storage
- Lockable forward rod storage (port and starboard, 3 rods each)
- Hardtop life jacket storage
- Storage well (24 gal) under bow seating
Dimensions
Length Overall: 32'2"
Beam: 10'2"
Draft (boat only): 22"
Deadrise at Transom: 23 deg.
Cockpit Depth: 28"
Persons capacity: 14
Weight (dry, no engine): 900 lbs.
Fuel Capacity: 300 gal.
Water Capacity: 40 gal.
Swamped Capacity: 4800 lbs.
Maximum Weight Capacity: 4300 lbs.
Transom Height: 30" d
Bridge Clearance with T-Top (no electronics or outriggers): 9'10"
Remarks
50th Anniversary - Boston Whaler - The Legend Continues for over 50 years today. Unsinkable Unibond construction for safety and durability - that is what Boston Whaler has been known for all these years. Yacht-quality components includes: 316-L grade stainless steel, tinned copper wiring, chrome-plated stainless steel fasteners, heavy-duty rub rail. Accutrack hull design. The list goes on.
LA VITA
Equipment:
- 2 x Mercury 250 Verado’s 4 stroke DTS – 595 hours on each engine
- Fighting Lady Yellow hull side
- Bow Tow Eye
- Radial Outriggers
- 2 Receptacles 12 V at transom for Reels / Downriggers
- Electronics package – 2 x Garmin GPS 5212 units (GPS / Chartplotter and fishfinder 600 Watt Transducer), and Northstar VHF Explorer 721 radio.
Deck / Cockpit:
- Self-bailing cockpit
- 28” interior freeboard
- Bow and stern eyes
- Welded Stainless steel low-profile interior rail
- Stainless steel thru-hull anchor roller davit
- Lofrans Project 1000 windlass with rode and anchor
- 10” Stainless steel cleats (2 bow, 2 spring line, 2 stern, 1 anchor locker)
- Stern Stainless steel hawse pipes with drink holders
- Heavy-duty rub rail
- Covered telescoping swim ladder with Stainless steel grab rail
- Motorwell drains
- Gunnel-mounted rod holders (4)
- Transom rod holders (3)
- Vertical rod holders (4) at forward deck seat
- Downrigger weight holders (4)
- Stainless steel cockpit toe rails
- Stainless steel grab rails
- Cockpit coaming bolsters
- Prep station with livewell, sink, drink holders (2), tackle boxes, tool holders and cutting board
- Fiberglass T-top with electronics box, cockpit floodlights, forward docking light, dome light, rod holders (5) and life jacket storage
- Acrylic transom door
Mechanical:
- Electronic trim tabs with indicator
- 150 gallon aluminum fuel tanks (2)
- Automatic bilge pumps (1100 GPH forward, 2000 GPH aft)
- Shore power with battery charger
- Freshwater system with 40-gallon tank, sink in console, transom shower and anchor washdown
- 12-V receptacle
- Instrumentation and electrical switch panel with circuit breaker protection
- Transducer mount areas
- Navigation lights
- Cockpit lighting
- Battery boxes (3) with switches
- Livewell (45 gal) at prep station, raw-water washdown system
- Vessel View Display and power-assisted steering
- Stainless steel propellers
Console Shower / Head:
- Compass
- Molded tempered glass windshield
- Drink holders (2)
- Opening porthole with screen (1)
- Interior courtesy lights
- Molded inner liner
- 12-V receptacle
- Sink with pull-out shower
- Acrylic entry door with lock
- Storage drawers
- Storage cabinets
- VacuFlush toilet, holding tank, overboard discharge and dockside pump-out
- Stereo – Clarion AM/FM digital with single CD Player, 4 waterproof speakers, remote control at helm and MP3 input
- Vertical rod storage
- Molded console footrests
- Cast stainless steel steering wheel with knob
Storage:
- Bow anchor locker with drain
- Forward in-deck cooler / storage with hatch and drain (80.5 gal)
- Under-gunnel rod racks (4)
- Insulated in-floor fishboxes with pump-out (2aft at 80 gal each and 1 forward at 108 gal)
- Lockable electronics area
- Drink holders (6)
- Battery and oil storage
- Lockable forward rod storage (port and starboard, 3 rods each)
- Hardtop life jacket storage
- Storage well (24 gal) under bow seating
Dimensions
Length Overall: 32’2”
Beam: 10’2”
Draft (boat only): 22”
Deadrise at Transom: 23 deg.
Cockpit Depth: 28”
Persons capacity: 14
Weight (dry, no engine): 900 lbs.
Fuel Capacity: 300 gal.
Water Capacity: 40 gal.
Swamped Capacity: 4800 lbs.
Maximum Weight Capacity: 4300 lbs.
Transom Height: 30” d
Bridge Clearance with T-Top (no electronics or outriggers): 9’10”
Remarks
50th Anniversary – Boston Whaler – The Legend Continues for over 50 years today. Unsinkable Unibond construction for safety and durability – that is what Boston Whaler has been known for all these years. Yacht-quality components includes: 316-L grade stainless steel, tinned copper wiring, chrome-plated stainless steel fasteners, heavy-duty rub rail. Accutrack hull design. The list goes on.
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Pros
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Cons
Price: The quality and features come at a premium, making it a higher investment compared to some other boats in its class.
Size Limitations: Depending on the model, some may find the space limited for larger groups or extended trips.
Maintenance: While generally low-maintenance, the specialized construction materials may require specific care and occasional professional attention.
Fuel Consumption: Powerful engines can lead to higher fuel costs, especially during extended or high-speed outings.
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The 2008 Boston Whaler is perfect for boating enthusiasts who value a combination of safety, versatility, and performance. Ideal for families, anglers, and watersports lovers alike, this boat offers a reliable and stable platform for fishing trips, day cruising, and water activities. Its durable construction and thoughtful design make it a great choice for those seeking a dependable vessel that can handle various water conditions with ease. Whether you're a seasoned boater or new to the water, the 2008 Boston Whaler delivers confidence and enjoyment on every outing.
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