This is my listing:
http://www.usedvictoria.com/classif...nd-Bridge----CruisingFishing-package_22260312
Has everything you've listed -- 28ft, low hours, complete new outdrive in 2011 (Bravo III Seacore) -- all service work completely done (new impeller, oil/filters (main and kicker), leg oils (main and kicker), new bellows. Dedicated sleeping for 4 (huge king V-berth plus double quarter berth) plus sleep 1-2 more on dinette. Great boat -- cruises at 22-25kts and can hit 32kts wide open. Excellent platform for fishing -- remote steering and kicker control from fishing deck -- plotter/sounder/radar in the cockpit for fishing along with a redundant VHF. Boat is trailerable, but I don't have a trailer. I have customized it to do double duty as a family cruiser and excellent comfortable fishing platform.
Nothing wrong with it, we've just decided to step up to larger as we have some plans for long term cruising up to Alaska and around the island. Plus......it's very fishy. It's here in Victoria for 2 more weeks, and then we're taking it for 6 weeks to Bamfield (and will pull the listing down) as the docks at our marina are coming out for a rebuild so we have to leave...
Give me a call or drop me an email.
There aren't many options out there that meet all these criteria (believe me, I looked hard). Pilothouse, 28ft with dedicated sleeping for 4 and a platform to fish for under $100K. With most boats there is a compromise with something -- if you plan overnights with kids, I would absolutely suggest you look for something with 2 berths, and the galley/seating above the waterline or you will be shopping for another boat within a year (been there, owned that). Boats I saw --
Striper 2901 Pilothouse (nice, all galley and sleeping below deck -- wife hates that),
SeaSport (no second berth in most models -- so kids sleep on dinette (gets old fast)
Commander (no second berth)
Camano (no second berth)
Striper 2600 Sport Cabin (owned one, great fishing boat -- head and quarter berth were too small)
