COBALT 302 Boat for Sale

30' Cobalt | 2007 | $74,980

Seattle, WA

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Last updated Mar 4, 2024

Cobalt 302 Boat | 30' Cobalt 2007

The Cobalt 302 is known for her quality, luxury, and performance. This 302 is beautifully styled with a striking upgraded orange hull wrap. She is meticulously finished and maintained and features a cockpit lounge area great for entertaining as well as a sunbed aft. Built on a Kevlar reinforced deep-v hull, this makes her a comfortable ride in a big sea out in the sound or even great to cruise around with family and friends or do watersports on the lakes.

Like all Cobalts, the 302 is loaded with sophisticated refinements like topstitched vinyl upholstery, leather-wrapped steering wheel.

Key features include:

Garmin Navigation display
Bimini top to get some shade on the hot summer days
Lenco trim tabs
Fold out, hide-away dinette cockpit table
Enclosed head with sink
Wet bar with refrigerator
Extended swim platform with boarding ladder
Fresh water kept since new Twin Volvo Penta 5.7l gas engines which deliver a top speed of over 40 knots
One high water-ski / wake board rope cleat on the tower plus one additional low cleat aft
Upgraded JL audio speakers throughout with a Kicker Subwoofer and a Sony head-unit

Ari Sherr

YACHT BROKER

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Cobalt 302 HIGHLIGHTS

Yacht Details: 30' Cobalt 2007
Location: Seattle, WA
Engines: Volvo Penta
Last Updated: Mar 4, 2024
Asking Price: $74,980
Max Draft: 3' 8''

Cobalt 302 additional information

Specifications

Cruising Speed: 32.5 kn
Beam: 9' 11''
Hull Material: Fiberglass
Max Draft: 3' 8''
Fuel Tank: 1 x 150|gallon
Fresh Water: 1 x 18|gallon
Holding: 1 x 28|gallon
Heads: 1

Manufacturer Provided Description

The 302 will demonstrate immediately all the reasons why Cobalt insistence on little things done especially well accumulates to an unforgettable boating experience. Little touches such as speakers molded into the cockpit at precise angles for ideal acoustics all around. Or the fine points of the handiwork at the helm. Details such as domed switches at the dash, adding simultaneous hints of cosmetics and aeronautic precision. The gauges have been designed for maximized information, inclusive and immediate, and front and center stands an updated touch screen Garmin navigation display. The helm seat features a flip feature for multiple-position comfort, there is a concealed ladder at the swim platform and a flip out, hinged hide-away dining table.

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