Chris Craft 281 Catalina

28' length, 10' 9" beam, twin inboard, gas, 305 cu (225 HP each) Electronic ignition distributors installed with matching coil and wires 125 gal fuel, 25 gal water Raritan head w/holding tank Refrigerator, pressure hot/cold water, shower Standard Horizon waterproof VHF Stereo with waterproof speakers installed in gunnels GoreTex shaft packing Swim platform, ladder and aft deck shower One Penn down-rigger plus four rod holders Shore power cord. Dock lines are also included. Solar powered vent in cabin Microwave installed on brackets Anchor, chain plus a spare anchor Rudder position indicator (helps with docking) Bennett Trim Tabs Fresh water engine flush system installed Automatic Battery charger for both batteries Dinette plus a couch that converts to bunk beds Mechanical oil pressure gauges in engine compartment Water separating fuel filters Replaced all fuel lines with Coast Guard approved ethanol fuel line. About 900 hours on each engine (best guess) Added stainless steel hand holds behind helm & companion seating Replaced original Zamac rail fittings with stainless steel fittings.I bought this boat in September but did not put it in the water. Per the prior owner it was well maintained, but has been on land for two seasons. The engines were started and run last season, then re-winterized. The engines ran OK the last time it was started. The windshield was broken this winter and will need to be replaced.This boat is being sold as-is. It does not have a trailer and will require a boat hauling service to relocate the vessel.