2027 Tidewater 232CC

2027 Tidewater 232CC

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Traverse City, MI

2027 Tidewater 232CC

#HC130

  • Usage
    New

$843/Month*

240 months, 7.99% APR

20% Down Payment

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Standard Features

Console with Companion Footrest & Black Dash Panel, SeaStar Hydraulic Steering with Tilt Helm (Standard on 250hp Mechanical &Yamaha 300XCB), Yamaha DES Steering (Standard on 300XSB2 Yamaha Digital), Mercury Verado Steering (Standard on 300hp Mercury Verado), Lewmar PG 13.5" Wheel, Black Edson Steering Wheel, NMEA 2K Network, Bow Bolsters, Cockpit Bolsters, Custom Hinged Bow Backrest (Pair), Fold-Down Rear Seat, Port and Starboard Bow Cushions, Deluxe Drop Bolster Leaning Post, Console and Transom Kit, Fiberglass T-Top with Full Glass Enclosure, White Powder Coat, Fusion RA-670 w/ (4) M3 JL Speakers, 30 Gal. Insulated Livewell, Batteries (2) Wired to Console (Batteries not included), Compass, Console Motion Activated Interior Lighting, Dual Battery Switch, Finished Bilge Liner with Motion Light, Motion Activated Storage Lighting, Raw Water Wash Down, SeaKeeper Ride 450mm System, Windlass & Rode (Lewmar, Free-Fall 200’ Rode), Pull Up Cleats (6), Swim Ladder+ View more

Selected Options

  • Hull Sides Whisper Gray
  • Mercury 250 XL 4S Black
  • Power Assist Steering (Available with Mechanical 250 &Yamaha 300XCB)
  • Mercury Vessel View 5 (Option with Mechanical Motor)
  • Garmin GPSMAP 1243xsv without Transducer
  • Garmin GT12M-THF Thru Hull (350w) 20° CHIRP
  • White Cushions with Black Insert
  • Leaning Post Tackle Storage (Non-Fiberglass Leaning Post Only)
  • Helm Pad with Tidewater Logo
  • Trolling Motor Plug & Wire
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Specs

VINNLPHC130J627
EngineMercury 250 XL 4S Black
Horsepower250
Weight3800
Fuel Capacity95 gal
LOA23' 8"
Beam8' 10"
Draft15

NOTES:

* Excludes all options, taxes, title, registration, transportation charge and dealer prep fee.

** Interior Width is measured from fiberglass inner gunnel to fiberglass inner gunnel.

*** Boat Height specs reflect the height of a Z6 tower to the lowest point of the boat’s running gear.

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