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Cobalt 240 |
Specifications:
 Hull Length Overall: 23' 10" (7.28 m)
Length Overall w/Extd Swim Platform: 25' 11" (7.64 m)
Beam Overall: 8' 6" (2.59 m)
Height Overall: 6' (1.84 m)
Height Overall w/Arch or Tower: 10' 1" (3.07 m)
Bridge Clearance: 4' 9" (1.45 m)
Freeboard Forward: 43" (1.09 m)
Freeboard Aft: 38" (.97 m)
Draft Drive Up: 18 1/4" (.46 m)
Draft Drive Down: 37" (.94 m)
Deadrise at Transom: 20 degrees (20 degrees)
Dry Weight w/sm. block engine: 4445 lbs. (2016 kg)
Dry Weight w/big block engine: 4601 lbs. (2087 kg)
Fuel Capacity: 50 gal. (189 L)
Water Capacity, Fresh: 10 gal. (37.8 L)
Capacity, by weight: 2050 lbs. (930 kg)
Capacity, by persons: 15 Persons (15 Persons
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Description
Sometimes, it’s best to build a boat from stern to stem.
Aft, the view is total. The vision lies fully out front, and there’s just one way to go. With the 240, the good times roll large and forward, away from a platform that quickly shows itself a paradigm of utility. With easy access from the water and storage everywhere, the 240’s activity platform invites skiers to stow their gear on-site. Tie-downs for tubes and other water toys encircle the entire sun-loving deal. At speed, the 240 is steady and strong, delivering all necessary adrenaline to boarders and skiers in wakes that maximize the hoo-hah, thanks to reversed chines and the exceptional stability and control resulting therefrom, most especially in turns tight and true. Ready to be tricked-out to your particular list of wishes, the 240 means an optional ski tower of steel-strength and stainless-handsomeness, a removable sunshade, premium sound systems of MTV proportions, and such gadgetry as transom showers, flagpoles, and air compressors. From the back of this particular boat, it seems your mom was right: there’s no such thing as too much fun.
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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.”