The 302 will demonstrate immediately all the reasons why Cobalt insistence on little things done especially well accumulates to an unforgettable boating experience. Little touches such as speakers molded into the cockpit at precise angles for ideal acoustics all around. Or the fine points of the handiwork at the helm, the two-toned vinyls double-needled across the brow. Details such as domed switches at the dash, adding simultaneous hints of cosmetics and aeronautic precision. The gauges have been designed for maximized information, inclusive and immediate, and front and center stands a Garmin global positioning unit, standard of course. The helm seat, with its signature flip feature for multiple-position comfort, is now replicated astern in the 302, while a concealed ladder waits at the swim platform.

The above paragraph was prewritten by Boat Trader and I left it in because it reminds me that Cobalt was doing these little things in 2007 and now the rest of the industry does them these days. It is pretty amazing how forward thinking Cobalt was on this bot back in 2007. This particular boat is has 840 total Horse Power. That is right, Eight hundred and forty horsepower, not a misprint. This bad boy will scoot like nobodies business. The boat was just gone through by local boat shop and is ready to be sold.

The boat does have a hard to get patio slip at Crosswater Yacht Club and at current price the hoist will convey (14,000 pound hoist)

Call today for your showing or the boat and slip.