1999 Grady-White 300 Marlin30ft

Mechanical Yamaha 2-stroke OS66 250hp Outboards Yamaha 704 Throttle Controls Lewmar Bow Thruster Kohler Genset (4ESZ) Marine Air Conditioning with Reverse Heat Trim Tabs
Deck Horizon Anchor Windlass with Helm Remote Delta Plough Anchor Outriggers Stainless Steel Bow Rail Hard Top with 6 Rocket Launches Spreader Lights Livewell Fish Box Deck Bench Seat
Electronics Furuno Chartplotter (GP-1850DF) Raymarine C80 Radar Icom IC-M127 VHF Radio Simrad Autopilot (not sure if it works, never used it) Sony Stereo Batteries x4 Battery Charger 30-amp Shore Power Cable
Cabin Jabsco Electric Toilet Kenyon Gas/Electric Single Burner GE Microwave Norcold Fridge
Miscellaneous Canvas (older) Various Fenders, Lines and Life Jackets Portable Captain Chairs x2

A classic Grady-White model, the 300 Marlin is an updated version of the 280 Marlin built in 1989-94. The 300 has been the recipient of several updates over the years. Teardrop cabin windows replaced the original rectangular windows in 1999, and the transom was redesigned in 2004 with a larger fish box and a removable cooler box. Max horsepower ratings have also changed as engines became heavier and more powerful. With her tank-like construction and seaworthy deep-V hull, the Marlin more than holds
her own against any competitive boat. Standard features include an integrated swim/dive platform, 30-gallon standup livewell, rigging station with tackle drawers, insulated fish box, cockpit rod storage, cockpit toe rails, aft-facing jump seat, transom door, raw-water
washdown, cockpit bolsters, gunnel rod holders, and foldaway rear seat. Below deck, the Marlin's well-finished cabin sleeps four and includes a full-service galley with fridge, enclosed head/shower, midcabin double berth, and convertible dinette/V-berth forward. No lightweight, the Marlin tops out at close to 40 knots with Yamaha 250s. Used Marlins are nearly always in demand.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.