Name: 2021 Everglades 253 Center Console (Sold)
Brand: Everglades
SKU: 1756990092474
Price: 119995 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the 2021 Everglades 253 CC, featuring a powerful white Yamaha F300XSB engine and a sturdy RAMCAP hull construction. This boat is equipped with a Rhodan trolling motor and a windlass anchor for easy anchoring. Navigate effortlessly with the Garmin 18 radome and twin 12" GPS/fishfinders, while enjoying your favorite tunes on the JL Audio stereo. The cockpit, bow, and aft deck are adorned with Seadek flooring for comfort and style. Additional features include a porta potti, Yamaha Helmmaster EX joystick with autopilot for single engine, Taco GS390 outriggers, a Garmin 215 VHF, and a Blade Powerpole. The Atlas jackplate and skeg guard enhance performance, while the full hull finished in Whisper Gray and white upholstery add elegance. Enjoy the convenience of trim tabs, a built-in compass on the dash, and 360-degree cockpit coaming bolsters. The hydraulic sliding windshield leads to a forward sunpad with a filler board and forward lounger seats with backrests. For fishing enthusiasts, there's a spacious 69-gallon in-floor macerated fishbox, an 87-quart cooler, and a 26-gallon integrated leanpost livewell. With just 391 hours of use, this boat is ready for your next adventure.

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Sold Listing: Introducing the 2021 Everglades 253 CC, featuring a powerful white Yamaha F300XSB engine and a sturdy RAMCAP hull construction. This boat is equipped with a Rhodan trolling motor and a windlass anchor for easy anchoring. Navigate effortlessly with the Garmin 18 radome and twin 12" GPS/fishfinders, w…

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