1986 Chris-Craft Corinthian 480Sold

Open Salon with Galley Down:  L Shaped Lounge / Sofa with Underneath Storage Flat Screen TV Lower Helm Cabinet Storage to Starboard Bluetooth Stereo Speaker Full Service Galley to include:  GE Microwave / Convection Oven Refrigerator / Freezer Electric Stove and Oven Double Stainless Sink Storage Cabinetry  Dinette for Four

7kw Phasor Diesel Generator, approximately 550 Hours Reverse Cycle Air Conditioners and Heat Flat Screen TV Two Electric Heads Twin Crusader Engines with Direct Drive

VHF Radios (2) Flying bridge and lower helm station Cetrek Pilot 730 Autopilot at Flying Bridge Garmin GPSMAP xs with Sonar and Radar interface at Fly Bridge Garmin Radar Hummingbird Wide series Fish Finder at lower helm station Phasor 7kw diesel generator with 40gallon fuel tank.  New Fly Bridge and Aft Deck Canvas/Isinglass Enclosures ( 2024 )  Electric Windlass with Bow Foot Controls Twin Helm, Salon and Flybridge Trim Tabs Twin Helm Chairs L Shaped Guest Lounge on Bridge Bow Pulpit Remote Operated Spot Light

The Chris Craft 480 Corinthian is actually the old Uniflite 48 Yacht Fisherman that Chris Craft acquired when they took over the assets of Uniflite in 1984. She rides on a particularly good-running hull noted for both its efficiency and rough water comfort. The 480 is basically a cockpit version of the popular Chris Craft 426/427 double cabin. Her standard two-state-room, galley-and-dinette-down floorplan is arranged with a queen bed in the aft master stateroom (with a tub in the aft head) and a double bed forward with a built-in vanity. The aft deck is unusually spacious for a boat this size with room for entertaining a small crowd. The fly bridge offers comfort with two helm chairs, a large L-sofa and plenty of view for safe control of the vessel. This one is ready to take you on your next adventure in safety and comfort.  

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.