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1967 Chris Craft Commander
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Carolyn
516-735-2934
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| | | | Extremely low engines rebuilt in 2007, DESCRIPTION
1967 ? 31? Chris Craft Commander Express Cruiser
hauled the winter of 2007, continued in 2008 ND 2009
Hull ID #FXA-31-2003-H
BEAM
31?
OVERALL CONDITION ? Good
Topside ? Good
Condition bottom paint ? Good
Structural - fair
UNDERWATER GEAR
Cast bronze 3 bladed props, cast rudders & struts
ABOVE DECKS
Overall ? good
Windows, frames, ports ? good
INTERIOR
Ventilation - good
Joiner work & surfaces - need upgrading on surfaces
Internal supports - intact
MACHINERY
Type ? Twin Marine Power V-8 FWC inboards ? upgraded to new
Model ?Sport Pac? 350 cid/260 HP
FUEL SYSTEM
Gasoline ? 2 welded galvanized cylinders
CONDITION
Engine(s) on surface ? need detailing, otherwise good
CANVAS
Blue bimini
ELECTRONICS
Compass ? Airguide (faded globe)
ELECTRICAL System
Voltage: 12VDC and 120VAC
Dated but serviceable installation
Need upgrading
Batteries: removed
STEERING
Single station wheel w/chain & cable linkage
BILGE PUMPS
Fair ? Rule 12 volt submersible
Serviceable, dated
MISCELLANEOUS EQUIPMENT
Batteries : 2 removed
Overboard pole
Portable fire extinguisher: 2 ? 2,75lb dry
Fume detector ? JW Sniffer
Horn/ whistle ? built in
MISC.
EQUIPMENT (CONTINUED)
Windshield wipers
Navigational lights
Anchor: Danforth
GALLEY
Kenton 2-burner countertop
Built-in cabinetry ? ventilated
The CHAPTER II gave us many hours of pleasure, sailing on Great South Bay, Shinnecock Bay, and Peconic Bay; going thru Plum Gut with its crazy tides, and on to the Connecticutt River.
Traveling at 35 knots in deep water wherever we found it.
This classic boat provides an extraordinary opportunity to restore it to its original 1967 glory with a moderate investment.
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