Name: 2007 SeaHunter 40 (Sold)
Brand: Seahunter
SKU: 1759582247882
Price: 185000 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the impressive 2007 SeaHunter 40, a sleek center console boat that seamlessly blends performance with elegance. Measuring 40 feet in length, this vessel is perfect for both thrilling adventures and leisurely outings on the water. Its deep Vee hull, constructed from resilient composite materials, guarantees a smooth and stable ride across diverse water conditions. Powered by three powerful Mercury 300 outboard engines, each generating 300 horsepower, the Huntress delivers exhilarating speed and nimbleness. With just 603 engine hours, this well-maintained boat is primed for new journeys. Inside, you'll find a Thetford Electric flush portable head for added comfort during your trips. The boat features stainless steel 3-blade propellers for optimal performance. The SeaHunter 40 is more than just a boat; it's your gateway to confidently exploring the open waters in style, equipped with two Garmin 7612 Multi-Function Displays, Garmin Radar xHD2 Open Array, Garmin Auto Pilot, two Garmin VHF Radios, a Fusion Bluetooth Stereo, and a Mercury Engine Display. Additional highlights include upper and lower helms, outriggers, a 3-bank battery charger, three live-wells, in-deck fish boxes, and ample tackle storage.

SeaHunter 40 2007

Year

Length

Model

Boat Type

Fuel Type

Engine Hours

Number of Engines

Beam

Engine Horsepower

Engine Make

Engine Model

Engine Type

Engine Fuel Type

Dry Weight

Has Warranty

Status

Date Sold

Final List Price

Seahunter

Sold Listing: Introducing the impressive 2007 SeaHunter 40, a sleek center console boat that seamlessly blends performance with elegance. Measuring 40 feet in length, this vessel is perfect for both thrilling adventures and leisurely outings on the water. Its deep Vee hull, constructed from resilient composite ma…

2007 SeaHunter 40 (Sold)

Fox Yacht Sales

Just Sold2007 SeaHunter 40

Historical Valuation

Explore Boatzon

Search & Discover

Services

Research