Name: 2006 Monterey 233 Explorer (Sold)
Brand: Monterey
SKU: 1763812816315
Price: 19900 USD
Availability: SoldOut

The 233 Explorer features a spacious, open cockpit that invites endless boating adventures. It's perfect for activities like swimming, skiing, and wakeboarding. You'll find numerous conveniences, including an integrated swim platform, telescoping swim ladders at both the front and rear, and a dedicated in-floor locker for ski and kneeboard storage. To enhance your experience, it comes equipped with an AM/FM/CD player, a wet bar featuring a built-in insulated cooler, and a convenient enclosed, ventilated head. This boat package includes a powerful Volvo Penta 5.0 GXI-F engine (270hp) with a dual stainless steel propeller, a galvanized tandem axle trailer complete with brakes and a spare tire, a stainless steel bimini top, and both bow and cockpit covers. Enjoy added comfort with forward and aft filler cushions, as well as advanced navigation tools like a Lowrance GPS, Standard Horizon VHF radio, and a depth sounder. Other features include a Kenwood AM/FM stereo, tilt steering, flip-up bolster seats for the driver and passenger, boarding ladders at both the front and rear, a porta-potty with pump-out capability, a fresh water system with two sinks and a transom shower, and dual batteries with a switch.

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Sold Listing: The 233 Explorer features a spacious, open cockpit that invites endless boating adventures. It's perfect for activities like swimming, skiing, and wakeboarding. You'll find numerous conveniences, including an integrated swim platform, telescoping swim ladders at both the front and rear, and a dedica…

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