1969 Chris Craft Commander

Seller note:

Classic Chris Craft raised-deck lines beautifully styled in fiberglass. Only two owners since new, with many upgrades, this boat is in immaculate condition from stem to stern. Pay particular attention to the powerplant - twin 300hp professionally rebuilt, and original Chris Craft instrumentation
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General Equipment:
Koehler 4kw generator
Windlass - Electric with rode (free drop down - power up)
Air Conditioned
Electric heater, built-in
2000 watt Hart Interface inverter
10 Batteries
15 amp charger
75 amp charger thru inverter
Pressure water
Hot water w/exchanger system
New manual head and custom base
Salon Sofa - converts to bunks
Convertible dinette - to double bed
AM/FM Cassette
CD changer
TV mounted into anchor locker and
wired with cable to allow VCR hook-up
Canvas:
Full Bridge Enclosure - Teal
Sloped cockpit cover - Teal
Galley:
Fridge - 110v
Stove - 3 burner electric (like new)
Oven - electric (like new)
Microwave
Electronics:
Original Chris Craft instrumentation - excellent condition
VHF radio
Compass - 2
Upgrades & Extras:
New 42" Swim Platform - 2000
All existing safety equipment
All existing mooring equipment
2 new props (still in boxes)
Spare prop shaft
Upgraded interior upholstery - excellent quality
Upgraded carpet - Berber
Hydraulic hi/low teak table w/drop down wings
Engine Room Upgrades:
Twin 327 Corvette engines were professionally rebuilt and converted to 350C.I. with approx. 300 hp each.
Existing 327 engine crankshafts were replaced with steel 350 crankshafts. The engine block was bored "10 over" and pistons were replaced with aluminum forged racing pistons with the wrist pins drilled to allow proper oil flow.
Pistons, connecting rods and crankshafts (with pulleys attached) are balanced. The camel bump high performance heads are ported and polished. Ignition distributors are electronic. Both starters were rebuilt, and both Paragon transmissions were taken apart and rebuilt when the engines were done.
These engines PURRRRR!!!!!!