2 Boat Owner, Ready for Immediate Sale
This Beautiful Everglades 435 CC is ready to FISH or just have a FUN Time
Equipped with 1/2 Tower for professional fishing results
Seakeeper Stabilized and FLIR Night Vision Camera for comfort and safety
Quad Yamaha 425hp Engines
Joystick Control for easy maneuvering
Hugh Cockpit area for Fishing or Entertaining
3 Helm Chairs to supply comfortable ride in any sea
Lots of Storage, Rod Storage, fold out Seating and Fish Boxes
The Everglades 435 Center Console is designed for serious offshore work for owners that want to fish seriously and get where they want to go fast and comfortably. Also designed for anyone who wants no compromise in a seaworthy, bluewater open boat that they can entertain comfortably on -- afternoon picnic or evening cocktail party. The 435CC features an ample cabin that has everything necessary for a long weekend excursions.
The Everglades 435CC was created for serious fishermen to ensure that they have everything they need for their most successful days on the water. By putting everything in it as standard that most fisherman need and doing it in the best way possible, the 435 is intended to appeal to boaters who want only the very best in class. She also has creature comforts designed to appeal to the whole family and make the boat a multi-use vessel.
• Two 60 gallon (227 L) pressurized circulating livewells with lights
• 225 gallon (852 L) in-floor, pump-out fishbox
• 45 gallon (170 L) self-draining fishbox with optional freezer
• RamCap build process with 6-lb. density floatation
• 610 gallon (nominal baffled aluminum fuel tank)
• 110VAC 30A system
• Stainless refrigerator
• Wood grain vanity
• Molded-in fiberglass footrest at the helm
The Everglades 435CC has a 12’ (3.66 m) beam and an empty weight of 16,800 lbs. (7,620 kg) and with a light load of fuel, three people and gear, our test boat weighed 20,898 lbs. (9,479 kg). She was powered by four Yamaha 5.6 L V-8 XTO engines developing 425-hp. Our test boat was fitted with 21” x 16-3/8” 3 blade props.
We recorded a top speed of 60 mph or 52.1 knots at 6000 rpm.
Best cruise came at 3000 rpm where she averaged 24.7 mph, 21.4 knots, burned 34.2 gph getting .7 statute miles per gallon. .6 nmiles, for a range of 396 statute miles and 344.6 Nautical Miles, both with a 10% fuel reserve in her 610-gallon baffled aluminum fuel tank.
As we accelerated note that there is not much bow rise and the nose quickly came down to about a 5 degree running angle as we got on plane. We recorded 0 to 20 MPH in 5.3 seconds, hitting 30 mph in 8.4 seconds.
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.