2006 Boston whaler 235 conquest Angler in Deerfield Beach, FL

• View Photos
• Watch Boat Clips

SELLER DESCRIPTION

2006 Boston Whaler 235 Conquest powered by a Mercury 250 Verado Four Stroke with 300 hours and warranty until May of 2011. The 235 is the more compact package in the Conquest line, yet still features a surprisingly expansive cockpit that is perfect for fighting fish or entertaining. The cuddy has a screened cabin hatch and portholes, plush upholstery, lighting, lockable door, and portable head with deck pump-out. There are rod holders in the transom and gunnels, rod racks under the gunnels and in the cabin, a livewell, two fishboxes with drains, and more! This Boston Whaler is always dry racked stored so it is free of bottom paint. Call today to schedule a time to view this very versatile boat!For More Information Please Contact Licensed & Bonded Broker Todd Klister With Yacht Works.Yacht WorksBusiness: (954)763-1599Mobile: (954)496-2544Fax: (954)523-8024tklister@yachtworksfl.comwww.yachtworksfl.com

Accomodations:
Portable Potty with Pumpout and overboard dischargeCabin interior rod racksCabin lightingCarbon monoxide detectorLockable cabin doorTwo opening port holes with screensOverhead opening hatch with screenV-Berth filler consoleDrink holdersCockpit lightingFold away rear bench seatBow cushionAdjustable helm and companion seatsCockpit coaming bolstersFull Isinglass Enclosure

Mechanical Equipment:
Mercury 250 Verado FourstrokeAutomatic bilge pumps (1 forward and 1 aft)Dual battery traysLenco Trim tabsTeleflex hydraulic tilt steeringStainless steel prop

Electonics and Navigational Gear:
Simrad CX33 Color GPS/ChartplotterIcom VHF Marine RadioClarion AM/FM/CD player with waterproof speakers12V DC ReceptacleSmartcraft deluxe gauge package

Deck and Hull Equipment:
Hardtop with remote spotlightAft Spreader lightsTop Gun Grand Slam OutriggersAnchor lockerHeavy duty rub railStainless steel bow railBow storage lockersInsulated cooler/storagePort and Starboard Fishboxes with pumpoutsWindlass anchor system