Name: 1999 Wellcraft 302 Scarab Sport (Sold)
Brand: Wellcraft
SKU: 1773924944652
Price: 49900 USD
Availability: SoldOut

The 1999 Wellcraft 302 Scarab Sport is a high-performance center console built for speed, stability, and offshore adventures. With its reliable deep-V hull, this boat promises a confident and powerful ride in open waters while maintaining a practical cockpit layout. Ideal for both offshore fishing and swift cruising, its performance-oriented design is sure to impress.

Powered by twin Mercury 250 EFI outboards, this vessel offers impressive acceleration and top-end speed. The helm features dual throttle and shift controls paired with an analog gauge cluster for comprehensive engine monitoring. For navigation, it includes dual Raytheon display units and a Lowrance GPS antenna system, ensuring a user-friendly and functional control layout.

The cockpit boasts a rocker switch panel for easy accessory management and a clean, organized setup. Overall, the design emphasizes practicality and performance, staying true to the Scarab legacy in offshore boating. 

Key Features:
- Twin Mercury 250 EFI outboards
- Deep-V offshore hull design
- Dual throttle and shift controls
- Analog engine gauges
- Dual Raytheon electronic displays
- Lowrance GPS antenna
- Rocker switch control panel

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Sold Listing: The 1999 Wellcraft 302 Scarab Sport is a high-performance center console built for speed, stability, and offshore adventures. With its reliable deep-V hull, this boat promises a confident and powerful ride in open waters while maintaining a practical cockpit layout. Ideal for both offshore fishing a…

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