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$55,000 AUD
+5 moreMakeCobalt
Model262
Year2013
Length8.1m2.3m beam
FuelPetrol290L tank
EngineMerCruiser
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About this vessel
This Cobalt 262 is a superbly maintained harbour boat, perfect for getting you and your crew on the water this summer. Powered by a MerCruiser 8.2L Big Block V8 (380hp) with Bravo 3 drive, it delivers strong performance and easily tows skiers, wakeboarders, and inflatables.
The boat has been professionally serviced and maintained by Onboard Marine Services at D'Albora Marina, where it has been kept for the past 5 years.
The sale also includes rights to the marina berth at D'Albora The Spit, offering fast, convenient access to the water, plus reciprocal access to other D'Albora marinas including Akuna Bay.
With seating for up to 15 people, the spacious layout features an open bow, ergonomic seating, quality stainless fittings, excellent storage, and a large swim platform with fold-down extension. A versatile package ideal for family cruising, weekends, and watersports.
Specifications
The details
Vessel
MakeCobalt
Model262
Year2013
Dimensions
Length overall8.1m
Beam2.3m
Draft1m
Engine & Fuel
Engine makeMerCruiser
Engine count1
Drive typeInboard Stern Drive
Fuel typePetrol
Fuel tankage290L
Features
On board
UHF marine radio
Garmin GPS
EPIRB
15+ lifejackets
Main cabin cover and bow cover
Marina berth at D'Albora The Spit
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