1988 Marinette Hardtop Express w/Bridge

Constructed of welded marine grade aluminum, Marinette offers outstanding durability, performance and low maintenance. Problems such as rotten stringers, delamenation and bottom blister are not found on the Marinette line of boats.

This 32 Hardtop Express has a fly bridge with dual stations, a large open aft deck for the fisherman or guests and a spacious, open cabin design with large windows and loads of natural ventilation. The cabin, finished in teak, has an enclosed head, galley, settee, convertible U-shaped dinette and V-berth to accommodate 6 overnight. This fresh water vessel has been owned by the same family since new. PRICE REDUCED...CALL TODAY!

Dimensions
Displacement: 10500

Engines
Total Power: 240

Tanks
Fuel: 150
Fresh Water: 35

Accommodations
Entering from the aft deck, the teak finished cabin offers a spacious galley with a S.S. sink, hot and cold pressure water, electric two burner stove and a under the counter refrigerator. To port is a standup head with a personal shower and vanity. Fwd is a u-shape convertible dinette. Opposite is a convertible settee and fwd is a large v-berth. A feeling if spaciousness comes from her 12’ beam and large cabin windows.

Electronics
This boat has 2 VHF radios, Furuno fishfinder with two displays, Datamarine Dart System and compass.

Electrical
This boat has shore power with a 50' shore power cord, power distribution panel, dual batteries and a automatic battery charger.

Deck
This boat has a drop curtain off of the hartop, a bimini top and bridge dash and seat cover. It also has fender racks with fenders, bow pulpit with rails, anchor and line, dual trumpet horns, trim tabs and 2 electric and 2 manual downriggers.

Additional
Prior to winter storage each year, the owner has serviced the engines with oil and filter changes. In the spring of 2006 both engines were tuned up.

Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.