Crownline CCR 248

1998 Crownline 248 CCR Sport Cuddy with a 7.4L Thunderbolt Mercruiser, Bravo 3 Outdrive with duo Stainless Steel Props, Captains Choice Borla thru hull exhaust with silent choice by just the flip of a switch. Full camper canvas with bimini top, bimini camper, mooring cover, color matching fenders/bumpers, color matching docking tie lines, 100' Fluke-Style anchor, fairly new dual batteries with a lock out switch, docking lights, porta potti, 7 speaker stereo with Sub-woofer, bow lights, very strong running 454ci Thunderbolt with 638 hours. There is a small dime sized chip in the gel coat right behind the port side docking light its not verynoticeable. Their is alsominor wear on the very bottom of the hull(also not verynoticeable) from the boat being beached in the sand by theprevious owner, otherwisethis boat is inexcellentshape and its probably one of thecleanest98's out there its been very well maintained. This boat has never been in salt water and the fresh water system was recently flushed; the pre-filter along with the power steering cooler and engine oil cooler heat exchangers were removed and cleaned. All fluids are changed every year whenwinterized. The water pump and thermostat were also recentlyreplaced for a trouble free summer of fun. Thetandemaxle Prestige trailer is in great shape, it has single axle surge brakes and spare tire. This color matching trailer wasdesigned for the Crownline 248. Boat and trailer have always been dry stored, never left on a lift or in the water for a long period of time. This boat has always been covered and stored inside. Please feel free to contact me with any questions.Recently Asked Questions:1) How many hours on hull and on engine? Same hours on hull and engine which is right around 638 hours.2) Are there tops (ie bimini, camper, travel, etc)? Yes it comes with the bimini, camper and travel cover.3) Are there brakes on both axels? Are they drum or disc? It has surge brakes on the front axle only and they are drum brakes.4) What is top speed? With two people its top speed is around 60-65 MPH.5) What speed does it get on plane? It gets on plane at roughly 25-30 MPH, 30-40 MPH is a great cruising speed and doesn't use much fuel.6) What is condition of ceiling of cuddy? I had a new head liner installed in the cuddy last year.7) What is condition of trailer bunks? Bunks were re wrapped two years ago.8) Are there cracks in fiberglass? No cracks just a dime sized chip in the fiberglass behind the port side docking light which can be seen in the second picture if you look close. There is also minor wear on the bottom of the hull from the boat being beached by the previous owner.