1996 Wellcraft Scarab 302 Offshore Fishing Boat only 600 hours on motors!

Description

29 foot scarab 302 with twin motor bracket making it a 32' foot offshore fishing boat
2003/2005 Mercury 4 stroke 225Hp motors with 600hours on each motor. Good compression, both motors run strong.New water pumps, oil pumps, and spark plugs. These motors have been maintained by a Mercury MasterTech from Japan.
Fuel consumption with the boat fully loaded down with 200 gallons of fuel, 6 people, tackle, rods, bait, ice, coolers, drinks food, is about 1.7mpg @ 5,000 RPMBoat currently has 18 pitch props and does 40mph on a flat day @5,000 rpm and 30-35 on a rough day @5,000 RPM.With 21 pitch props the boat will do 40mph cruising around 4,000 RPM and close to 60mph @5,000 RPM

+Newly outfitted with everything needed to make trips to the ledge comfortably and efficiently.+Freshly painted inside within the last year.+Load master trailer with new leaf springs (triple axle)+6 new tires on the trailer+Brand new Taco grand slam 15' outriggers+Brand new VHF Antenna+Brand new VHF Radio+Brand new headunit along with amplifier and 4 speakers+Brand new T top with pole holders, led spreader lights, plates for all electronics, life jacket pouch+2 x Garmin 4212 12" chart plotters. Each can display radar, sonar, and or charts.+Brand new Garmin 24 xHD radar dome. HD technology. Bird finder module. Great for tuna fishing.+Brand new 1kw through hull transducer. Very powerful and will pickup everything on the bottom.+Brand new Windlass with chain, rope, and anchor+Brand new leaning post+New fuel filters, fresh oil and lower Unit fluid changes.+4 brand new marine batteries+2 brand new marine battery switches & relays to ensure you can always get the boat to start+New seastar steering cylinder+Two new bilge pumps+Brand new washdown pump+All new switches and breakers+New throttle assembly with tilt up/down switches+Boat has a 200 gallon fuel capacity and is currently completely full+This is a bad ass fishing boat with GREAT fuel economy.
Things it still needs:- Cuddy cabin needs upholstery done and gorilla hair on the roof and sides. The cuddy is fairly small I got quoted $700 for the entire cabin, I just haven't done it because it's not of upmost importance to me.- Trailer needs a second row of bunks added to help guide the boat on the trailer better. I was quoted $500 parts and labor.- Boat is losing fuel pressure at the fuel pumps. My plan was to replace both fuel pumps on each motor. Parts where $400 and I was going to do the work myself it's pretty simple an estimated 2 hours per motor as you have to take one fuel pump off to access the other.- One of the cowls has a hole on the top side now where a tree branch went through it. It does NOT allow water to access the motor no leaks into the motor area. The motors stay dry. This is a cosmetic issue and you can get a new cowl for $200-500.- It needs some gelcoat repair where it was hitting the roller. I suggest adding the second row of bunks before repairing the gelcoat. I was quoted $200 to fix the gelcoat locally in St. Augustine.- It needs two temperature gauges - and a new sending unit (we installed a new sending unit but apparently it was cheap and broke. A top of the line sending unit (for fuel gauge runs about $100)

The boat is water ready minus the fuel pumps. Once you fix the fuel pumps you can take it out on the water. I can start the motors and hookup a pressure gauge to show how the fuel pump is losing power.