HINGHAM SHIPYARD MARINAS
Hewitts Cove Marina
Landfall Marina

If you would like to have us post your ad please contact the
HINGHAM SHIPYARD MARINAS office at 781-749-6647

Looking to share boating expenses with someone with 18'-30' boat, slip, insurance, payments.  Like to fish -
Peter 617-816-0333.

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This Pro line boat is a 1997 model but the Mercury engine is a 1998 model and the boat did not get used until 2000. The motor has approximately 300 hours on it, the boat is in good shape and I am 2nd owner.

Call or email with any questions or offers $21,500, the boat is in summer storage.

Rich 617 510 5673 or rjhovsepian@comcast.net

• 1997 PRO LINE BOAT CO 251 WALKAROUND(*)
• Length:  27'   w/o transom 29’ with bow and transom
• Model Name/Description:  251 WALKAROUND(*)  
• Boat Type:  Outboard Boats  
• Hull Material:  Fiberglass  
• Beam:  8' 6"  
• Engine:  1 Merc 250 HP  Gasoline  
• Net Weight:  4250  

Options

• ELECTRONICS
• Fish Finder - Max Depth 600'      
• GPS - Fixed Mount      
• Radio / 25 Watt VHF - Fixed Mount      
• Power Boat: ENTERTAINMENT
• Stereo - am/fm CD player w/4 speakers     
• Power Boat: GALLEY
• Fish Box - Insulated 10 cu. ft.     
• Pressure Water System  
• Power Boat: MISCELLANEOUS OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
• Outbd. Hydraulic Steering      
• Outbd. Power Tilt/Trim (101-300 HP)      
• Propeller / Stainless Steel (3-Blade)      
• Spotlight - Remote Control  
• Transom Bracket Sgl Eng w/Swim Pltfrm.    
• Transom Bracket Single Engine      
• Transom Jack / Hydraulic     
• Trim Indicator   
• Trim Tabs / Hydraulic      
• Windlass - Boats 25' - 30'     
• Power Boat: SKI BOAT
• Transom Shower - Cold      
• TOTAL Average Retail Price  $24,865

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