For Sale: 2002 Grady White 247 Advance Center Console ... $32,900 ... $25,000
Purchased, docked and maintained at Boats Inc, Niantic. Ready for sea trial for qualified buyer.
24'9" LOA, 8'6" beam, 150 gallon fuel tank Yamaha 250 HP OX66 2 stroke with about 460 hours T-Top with electronics box, spreader light and curtains Cockpit with padded bolsters and under gunwale cockpit lights Live well with cutting board on lid Rod holders: 4 on T-Top, 4 on leaning post, 4 in gunnels, 6 under gunwales Garmin GPSMap 232 Lowrance LCX-15MT fish finder Raytheon SL72 radar ICOM IC-M502 VHF radio Stereo Porta potti inside console Large fish/storage boxes Spare stainless steel prop Dock box Lines, life jackets, boat hooks and other accessories included
#1312045 - 05/01/1112:22 PM
Re: 2002 Grady White 247 CC For Sale
[Re: Albiemanmike]
Crazy Ivan
Registered: 08/26/02
Posts: 17933
Loc: New Milford, and Anywhere Salt...
Its a great boat and the best condition! I can understand you sell it. If mine was worth that much I would sell her.
I'm not fat, I'm fluffy!
Judge Smails:
"Its easy to grin, when your ship comes in, and you've got the stock market beat. But the man worth while is the man that can smile with his shorts too tight in the seat."
This was a tough decision, and I'm hoping the folks at Boats Inc don't sell her too quickly so I can put some more slime on her first.
This boat is a super setup for fishing the Sound. Although the majority of my fishing has been around Niantic and The Race, we've been as far as Misquamicut, Block Island, Montauk, Mattituck and Westbrook. She's extremely seaworthy, and I sometimes say, "When conditions get rough, I start whining long before the boat does."
#1312403 - 05/02/1101:57 PM
Re: 2002 Grady White 247 CC For Sale
[Re: fuzzy2u]
MermaidCT
Member
Registered: 06/02/03
Posts: 8761
Loc: SE CT Shoreline
This is an awesome boat and I've fished on it many times. Been to the Race, Montauk, Misquamicut. It's comfortable, built like a tank, and a true fishing machine. Just a great boat.
"The sea, once it casts its spell, holds one in its net of wonder forever." Jacques Yves Cousteau
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