1989 Carver Mariner - w/slip in Florida

Description

1989 Carver Mariner
RELISTED DUE TO NON-PAYING BIDDER.
PLEASE ONLY BID IF SERIOUS BUYER.
NOW REQUIRING A DEPOSIT. NO GAMES.
This is a clean for its age vessel. It is priced accordingly for what is offered and it's purpose - dock queen / local waters.. not ocean cruising. It's a 1989 boat which most items work as they should, there are little things to be done to make it perfect *(or at least great). Price for value at location. If you vacation or work in St. Pete this is a winner.
Transferable slip in very desirable downtown St Petersburg Florida. Located at 101 Bayshore Drive right next to St Petersburg Yacht Club. Fantastic floating condo!
Twin 350 Mercruiser engines
Twin Velvet Drive transmissions
Twin trim tabs
Hard Intex brand 7 layer epoxy paint
Electronic galvanic isolater
Full accutroment interior:
Central heating / air conditioning
Washer / Dryer
Refrigerator / Freezer
Interior / Exterior stereo
Window blinds
Very clean
Was a Great Lakes cruiser in MI until shipped to FL in 2022. Splashed in 2023. Diver maintained monthly.
Third owner. Have owned for 5 years. Maintained.
Some additional information / equipment:
Full color Radar - JRC
VHF radio
Garmin GPS
Full size bed in V-berth
Sette (sofa) slides out (extends)
Pressurized water system
Pressurized toilet flush (pushbutton)
Fans in head (bathroom) + engine bay
Dual batteries and charger
Additional sink and storage in V-berth
The bottom paint was completed 2022
Original Carver cushions
Have new accessories for next owner
Original manuals for vessel included
Various maintenance records
Seller will show buyer vessel operation
Spare parts / tools also included
Engine hours are approximately 392
Canvas covers for flybridge / aft deck
125V 30 Amp power cord included
Carver Yachts description:
One of Carver’s most popular models during her production years, the Carver 2827 Voyager and 2897 Mariner are what brokers mean when they talk about a lot of boat for the money. Both models look the same on the outside, the difference being the choice of interior floorplans. The Mariner has the galley and head forward, whereas in the Voyager they’re located aft, just inside the salon door. Notably, the Voyager had a lower helm and the Mariner didn’t. Both models have plenty of seating in the salon; the head compartments are surprisingly large (6' 6"), and the aft deck is large enough for uncrowded swimming or diving. The flybridge on this boat is huge with seating for six and a table that converts into a full-width sun pad. Additional features include a bow pulpit, transom door, serviceable side decks, and a swim platform.
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