Boat for Sale: 1977 Marinette Cabin Cruiser Yacht

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1977 Marinette Cabin Cruiser Yacht

Model: Length (feet): 37.5 Type: Aft cabin Make: Marinette Year: 1977 Trailer: Fuel capacity (gallons): Over 200

Location: Hot Springs, AR Condition: Used Beam (feet): 13.5 Hull Material: Aluminum Hull ID Number: alc701710877 For Sale By: Private seller

Engine Make: Chrysler Use: Fresh water Primary Fuel Type: Gas Engine Model: 360 Engine Type: Twin inboard/outboard

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1977 Marinette Cabin Cruiser Yacht Vehicle Description 1977 Marinette Cabin Cruiser 37 x 14 ft. Has two bedrooms, one and 1/2 half bath. Forward state room has V-birth bed. Aft cabin has two twin beds. Galley has new Norcold 12v 110v fridge, new microwave, coffee maker, princess stove and oven with lots of storage room. Stateroom has flat screen TV/DVD combo, wet bar with U-line automatic ice maker, hide-a-bed futon couch and leather recliner with foot rest. Boat features teake wood throughout with pergo floors and new carpet inside. I bought this boat in 2004 for $40,000. Since, I have put in another $24,000 in upgrades including 2 new engines, the generator, and several cosmetic upgrades. The boat is docked at Brady Mountain Marina on Lake Ouchita in Hot Springs, Arkansas. The slip is paid for through 08/01/10 and is transferrable. We take the boat out frequently every summer and it is in sound working order. Two new Crysler 360 engines recently installed. New 8000 kw Westerbeak genset. Newly upholstered seats on deck. Hull painted 2005. Fiberglass sundeck over aft cabin. Two helms with twin screw. Two davits on swim platform. One windlass with 200 ft. rope & anchor. Haylon fire suppression system in engine room. Electroloysis control system. Electricial system 110 Dual 30 amp service. 30 ft shore power cord. 12 volt electrical systems, 2 batts with isolation switches. 2 Airconditioners 1 heater, and 1 engine room heater.

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