2004 Baja 242 Islander Bow Rider for sale in Pinjarra WA
Pinjarra WA, Australia20047.9m
Asking PriceBroker
$74,990 AUD
+10 moreMakeBaja
Model242 Islander Bow Rider
Year2004
Length7.9m2.6m beam
FuelPetrol400L tank
EngineMerCruiser
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Overview
About this vessel
Baja boats are a hidden gem in the Australian boating scene, representing a strong example of American prowess in fibreglass boat building. This Baja 242 Islander has been put to the test on the Mandurah estuaries, where its performance proved truly impressive.
Powered by a rebuilt MerCruiser 496 V8, this vessel cruises comfortably at 35 knots and has the ability to push up to 50 knots. Featuring a 24-degree deadrise deep-V hull, she delivers a dry, stable, and incredibly comfortable ride in a range of conditions.
With all-new upholstery throughout, an enclosed toilet, and benefiting from a fastidious owner, this rig presents as the ultimate day boat.
Sitting on a near-new trailer, she is ready to be towed to all your favourite boating locations.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeBaja
Model242 Islander Bow Rider
Year2004
Dimensions
Length overall7.9m
Beam2.6m
Draft0.5m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMerCruiser
Drive typeInboard Stern Drive
Fuel typePetrol
Fuel tankage400L
Features
On board
Engine rebuild (2024)
Closed cooling system with MerCruiser 496 V8
Garmin chartplotter
GME radio
Lenco trim tabs
Sound system with subwoofers and speakers
Full clears and boat cover
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