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Cobalt 232 |
Specifications:
 Hull Length Overall: 23' 11" (7.29 m)
Length Overall w/Extd Swim Platform: 25' 11" (7.64 m)
Beam Overall: 8' 6"
Height Overall: 6' 7" (2.01 m)
Height Overall w/Arch or Tower: 9' 6" (2.9 m)
Bridge Clearance w/Ski Tower: 8' 2" (2.49 m)
Bridge Clearance: 5' 3" (1.60 m)
Freeboard Forward: 43" (1.09 m)
Freeboard Aft: 15 1/2" (.39 m)
Draft Drive Up: 21"
Draft Drive Down: 37"
Deadrise at Transom: 20 degrees
Dry Weight w/sm. block engine: 4600 lbs. (2087 kg)
Water Capacity 10 gal.
Fuel Capacity: 50 gal.
Capacity, by persons: 13 Persons
Capacity, by weight: 2250 lbs.
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Description:
The newest Cobalt underscores the old.
In its styling, in its attention to meticulous detail, in its maximized use of every last cubic inch of space, the 232 quietly celebrates traditional Cobalt virtues. In subtle ways -- the perfect double-stitching of the upholstery or the clean functionality of the instrumentation -- the 232 makes the case for classic touches done extremely well. At the same time the 232 explores new territory, most obviously at the stern where the cockpit has been extended a full 18 inches, over the motor box, where the seat bottom matches up to the sunpad in a fun-drenched acreage. The 232 sets up high alright, but her profile remains sleek and fast. Nothing boxy here, with an aggressive rake to the flat European windshield. Nothing new in Cobalt’s extravagant use of heavy stainless steel. And nothing stingy in this boat’s apportionment of room, room, and more room for storage and seating. The seats are a study in old and new themselves, with double-density foams for more solid comfort and an innovative five-degree tilt for improved weight distribution. So walk through your 232, run your hand over the textures of its fit and finish, smile, and know that you stand in the best of all possible worlds, half-way between yesterday and tomorrow.
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As
WaterSki magazine put it, “…this is a boat that is as much fun to drive as it is to ski.”