Name: 2003 GradyWhite Marlin 300 (Sold)
Brand: Gradywhite
SKU: 1753916438983
Price: 84780 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the 2003 Grady White Marlin 300, a beautifully repowered vessel featuring twin 2021 Tohatsu 225hp engines with only 300 hours of use. This boat is equipped with new electronics, including a 2020 Garmin Chartplotter/GPS, Garmin Radar, and autopilot, along with upgraded stereo and VHF radio. It comes with new batteries and fresh bottom paint, ensuring it's ready for the water. Stored in a covered garage, the boat includes a triple axle trailer for easy transport.

Onboard, you'll find a comfortable helm and deck area with a captain's chair, bench seating, and upgraded Seadek flooring. Additional features include a windlass, fresh and saltwater rinse downs, a live well, ample storage, numerous rod holders, and a convenient swim ladder. The cabin is equipped with an air conditioner, a galley that includes a stovetop, refrigerator, microwave, and sink, as well as a sleeping area.

While the boat does not come with a generator, it is fully set up for one to be added, or you can use a portable generator. It includes shore power connection, an electric head, shower, and sink. Financing options are available for qualified buyers, and we offer national and international shipping.

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Sold Listing: Introducing the 2003 Grady White Marlin 300, a beautifully repowered vessel featuring twin 2021 Tohatsu 225hp engines with only 300 hours of use. This boat is equipped with new electronics, including a 2020 Garmin Chartplotter/GPS, Garmin Radar, and autopilot, along with upgraded stereo and VHF radi…

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