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Model250 Hard Top
Length7.83m
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The 250 HT is a unique and versatile weekender boat, designed with a hard-top that offers protection from the elements while maintaining an open rear cockpit area that can be enclosed with a canopy. It provides the best of all worlds: shelter from the sun, good ventilation, and space to sunbathe.
The helm features excellent visibility with a sleek, modern, uncluttered, and functional steering console. The cockpit is spacious and practical, all on one floor level, with no steps or ledges to navigate. It includes clever storage and a well-equipped pantry for meals on board.
Powered by an efficient outboard engine and featuring the 'AquaDynamic' hull, it offers remarkable cruising speed and performance. It typically comes with a 225 HP V6 engine, with an option for a 250 HP V8.
Below deck, the forward cabin offers a feeling of space and comfort with a wide main sleeping berth, a mid-berth separated by a privacy curtain, a spacious head, and ample storage space. The design balances functionality and aesthetics beautifully.
Additional features include EcoTeak decking made from recycled materials, large bathing platforms, and a variety of equipment and optional extras for comfort and convenience.
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MakeAquador Boats
Model250 Hard Top
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Length overall7.83m
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