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Cobalt 343

Specifications:

Hull Length Overall: 35' 4" (10.78 m)

Length Overall w/Extd Swim Platform: 37' 2" (11.34 m)

Beam Overall: 9' 8" (2.95 m)

Height Overall: 7' 3" (2.22 m)

Height Overall w/Arch or Tower: 9' 8" (2.96 m)

Bridge Clearance: 5' 9" (1.75 m)

Freeboard Forward: 40" (1.02 m)

Freeboard Aft: 28" (.71 m)

Draft Drive Up, twin engines: 28" (.71 m)

Draft Drive Down, twin engines: 37" (.94 m)

Deadrise at Transom: 24.5 degrees (24.5 degrees)

Dry Weight w/twin big block engines: 11,565 lbs. (5,246 kg)

Fuel Capacity: 200 gal. (757 L)

Water Capacity, Fresh: 10 gal. (37.8 L)

Capacity, by weight: Yacht Certified (Yacht Certified)

Capacity, by persons: Yacht Certified (Yacht Certified)
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Description

The new 343 was born with eyes wide open.
Never before in Cobalt's four decades of thoughtful innovation has a boat been planned, designed, tested, and refined with such a precise set of goals in mind: the softest possible ride in rough water, maximized stability, pinpoint captain-friendly control, and optimum comfort for all aboard, no matter the sea. All blended with the gung-ho athleticism of a true high-performance boat.
At the heart of the 343's response to this long list of owner requirements lies the hull. A stepped hull, and Cobalt was far from the first in the industry to bring such a hull into its fleet. Only when Cobalt engineers were convinced that their design could guarantee, without question, total safety and control to match the hull's obvious advantages, did the 343 come off the drawing boards.

There came too longstanding Cobalt benchmarks: the matchless Cobalt extended running surface, a full-length keel pad for better tracking, reverse chines, a notched transom decreasing drag from the outdrive, and a gentle, gentle ride among all that horsepower. Step aboard the 343. You'll like what you see. The enduring Cobalt mystique, drifting through the amenities of the cockpit, the simplicity and functionality of the cabin.

Step aboard the 343. You'll like what you feel even more.