2012 Pursuit C 280 Center Console

The C280 combines the ultimate in fishability with creature comforts not typically found in hard core fishing machines. Start with helm and companion flip-up bolster-style seating for comfortable operation while sitting or standing. And check out the expansive helm area for mounting multiple large screens for fish finding accuracy. Aft of the helm in the seat base is a 52-gallon lighted, recirculating livewell just opposite of the transom mounted rigging station with removable tackle drawers, cutting surface and molded tool holders. Passengers will appreciate the comfortable and convenient folding stern seat that quickly folds flush to the transom when the fishing begins. The two 29-gallon in-deck fishboxes with macerators are insulated to make your ice last longer so your catch stays fresher. There’s an additional 45-gallon insulated fishbox in the transom. The head compartment within the console features room for storage and contains a manual head with holding tank, pumpout and macerator. The forward console seat base houses a 140-quart cooler and features a plush three-inch thick seat cushion. The molded-in split bow seating affords additional seating as well as unobstructed bow access for anchoring, docking or cast netting.

• Mercury Verados twin 300HP with HD 5.44 gearcases
• Yacht Controller Joystick piloting control with thurster integration
• Electric Windlass
• Electric head with holding tank
• Full side curtain enclosure
• 300 hour service equivalent to the outboard(2024)
• New Bolsters (2024)
• Full bow dodger 
• Full boat enclosure arrangement (see photos)
• New Batteries (2024)
• Captain maintained (single owner)
• Rack stored indoors since bought
• Furuno Electronics Package

Any clothing, tools, or personal items seen onboard or in photos are at the discretion of the Seller.

Engine and generator hours are as of the date of the original listing and are a representation of what the listing broker is told by the owner and/or actual reading of the engine hour meters. The broker cannot guarantee the true hours. It is the responsibility of the purchaser and/or his agent to verify engine hours, warranties implied or otherwise and major overhauls as well as all other representations noted on the listing brochure.