She is in very nice shape and runs well. Always maintained here at MarineMax and Rex Marine. The owners purchased the boat new and are the original owners. She has a full enclosure and that was never put up and always stored at home as if new. The owners were always having preventive maintance and repairs done right away if needed. Great family getaway boat for play, fishing, cruising, and weekend trips. Also comes with new set of spare props. (SHE HAS NEVER BEEN FISHED) Only pleasure cruising Specifications Model Name Length: 348 Length Overall (LOA): 348 Features http://www.boattest.com/boats/boat_video.aspx?id=7 Please see the link for all test results and specifications. Boston Whaler 295 Conquest For 2002 this boat has been renamed the 295 Conquest. For the standard power package check the specifications page. The test seen here was performed several years ago. The Boston Whaler 28 Conquest is an offshore fishing boat that?s virtually unsinkable. Her design delivers a smooth stable ride thanks to her modified-V design called the Accutrack hull. As an offshore fishboat she is loaded to the gills with fishing features and has accommodations for 2 couples or a family. Key FeaturesOn the 28 Conquest, Whaler employs a modified V design it calls the Accutrack hull. This features a reverse-chine spray knocker at the bow that does an excellent job of shedding water away from the boat, plus a series of full-length running strakes that not only provide good lift out of the hole but excellent lateral stability as well. The 28 is loaded with features such as an integral swim platform with covered telescopic swim ladder, a fold-up stern seat for more room in the cockpit while fishing, a 30-gallon livewell, and 2 insulated fishboxes. Stainless steel toe rails located on both sides of the cockpit keep you safe while your fighting a fish. Inside, the galley comes complete with a refrigerator, microwave oven, and optional single-burner cooktop, and a forward berth and convertible dinette sleeps 4 comfortably. SpecificationsBoston Whaler 295 Conquest (Not in Production) Specifications Length Overall 30' 8'' Dry Weight 8,500 pounds. Beam 10' 4'' Fuel Cap 296 gal. Draft 1' 8'' Water Cap 40 gal. Deadrise/Transom N/A Bridge Clearance 8' 9'' Max Head room N/A Prices, features, designs, and equipment are subject to change. Please see your local dealer or visit the builder's web sitefor the latest details available on this boat model. Engine OptionsBoston Whaler 295 Conquest (Not in Production)Engine options Std. Power 2x225-horsepower Mercury OptiMax outboards Tested Power two x 225-horsepower Mercury outboards Opt. Power OMC single or dual outboards By BoatTEST.com Test Team It may be 1 of the most memorable boating images the public has ever seen. The year was 1961, and LIFE magazine published a photograph of a man sitting in a small boat as it was sawed in half. Both halves floated, and subsequent images showed the man driving away in only half a boat. The man in the photograph was Richard Fisher, and the boat, of course, was the unsinkable Boston Whaler, built by the company he founded. Back in those days, Fisher pioneered a unique construction process in boat building. The fiberglass hull and inner liner of the boat were locked together, and then liquid foam was poured into the cavity between the two. As the foam hardened it also expanded, completely filling the voids and permanently locking the hull and liner together in a single integrated unit. The result was a hull form that had not just level, but positive flotation, and this construction process is still pre-owned today in every Whaler that rolls down the ways. The newest example of this is the 28 Conquest, a tough offshore fishing rig that's been designed to rival anything out there in the under-30' class. The 28 Conquest made her debut at the 1998 New York Boat Show, and she's the largest outboard-powered boat Boston Whaler has ever built. According to Deane Kuti--Whaler's sales and marketing coordinator--the 28 is new from the keel up, yet she's a much larger version of the company's earlier 21 and 23 Conquest designs. "Our customers were looking for a larger cabin boat," said Kuti, "but it had to be a real fishing machine with family features. The 28 has overnight accommodations for 2 couples or a family with 2 kids, and options like a generator, ac, and an electric range really extend her cruising capabilities." Whalers--particularly the Montauk 17--have enjoyed explosive success over the years, but their early tri-hull design earned them the dubious reputation as 1 of the hardest-pounding boats on the water. But today's Whaler's have made great strides in achieving a soft ride. On the 28 Conquest, Whaler employs a modified-V design it calls the Accutrack hull. This features a reverse-chine spray knocker at the bow that does an excellent job of shedding water away from the boat, plus a series of full-length running strakes that not only provide good lift out of the hole, but excellent lateral stability as well. At 1 point we rode out a wake from a 58-foot cruiser beam-to, and the 28 Conquest settled down to level in just 3 seconds. The 1st thing you notice about the 28 is her extra-high freeboard. The good news is it keeps you secure in the deep cockpit, and it affords great protection from spray when running at speed. The bad news is it's a big step down from the wide gunwales to the cockpit sole, and even though there's a small inwale step to assist in boarding, our test boat had the optional aluminum radar arch which partially blocks access to that step. Without the arch you'd ?Top speed for the Boston Whaler 295 Conquest (Not in Production) is 48.7 mph (78.4 kph), burning 54.0 gallons per hour (gph) or 204.39 liters per hour (lph). ?Best cruise for the Boston Whaler 295 Conquest (Not in Production) is 30.8 mph (49.6 kph), and the boat gets 1.34mis per gallon (miles-per-gallon) or 0.57 kms per liter (kpl), giving the boat a cruising range of 357mis (574.54kms). ?Tested power is two x 225-horsepower Mercury outboards.For complete test results including fuel consumption, range and sound levels go to our Test Results section. Standard and Optional EquipmentBoston Whaler 295 Conquest (Not in Production) Standard and Optional Equipment Systems Air Cond./Heat Battery Charger/Converter CD Stereo Clarion AM/FM CD Digital Stereo Head: Fixed Shore Power Trim Tabs Washdown: Raw Water Windlass Galley Microwave Refrigerator Stove Exterior Features Outlet: 12 V Acc Swim Ladder Swim Platform Transom Door Wet bar Boats More Than 30 ft Generator S = Standard O = Optional CONTACT CAPT. RAY VOGT[removed phone]-XXXX[removed phone]-XXXX [removed email]
