1999 PRO LINE 251 Walkaround
SORRY. IT WAS SOLD IN AUGUST 2000

    
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You may find one cheaper...
...but not one in better condition or better equipped.

BIG KAHUNA

(Click on the thumbnails below to see full size pictures)

This is probably the trickest, highest tech 251 on the West Coast. This was my present to myself in February of 1999 for my 40th birthday. It did not go in the water until July- after it was all rigged up- so it really is only a little over a year old. I treat this boat like it was my child. I am only selling it because I am getting a new Luhrs 360 convertible. This boat is in excellent condition and only has about 285 hours on it. It is kept in Phoenix, AZ most of the year in a covered parking space and spends much of its time in fresh water lakes. I have it in San Diego for the summer and it has proved itself as a great fishing platform. It is very economical on gas which allows me to run fast to the next spot in search of fish or fly past everyone else on the way home. The boat still looks brand new. In fact, just last week the guy at the fuel dock asked if it was new.  With all of the boats he sees, I would say that qualified as an expert endorsement. People at the dock always ask me if it is a brand new boat. I still have the original plastic on the cushions in the cabin. It even turns a lot of heads at the lake. This boat has been meticulously maintained and serviced. I take it to my mechanic (who was an 8-time offshore racing world champion) and say "fix anything you see wrong or that you think might go wrong". I don't like problems offshore so I have him check everything for reliability. I have gone through and upgraded and replaced everything I could think of to make this boat "bulletproof"! When you add up the cost of all of the options on this boat, you will figure out why it is really a bargain. Don't buy one of these boats without checking mine out. I have over $90,000 invested in this killer fishing machine. It has top of the line electronics, a full fold down tower by Pacific Yacht Towers (very high quality), twin 150's and virtually every option. My original plan was to keep it for 3 to 5 years, which is why I put so much money into it. What can I say? I got the big boat bug. Once you see this boat, you will realize what a real bargain and how truly exceptional it is. Oh yeah, by the way, once you have driven one of these boats with twins, you would not even consider a single motor boat.

FEATURES

-Twin Mercury 150 HP EFI's with stainless steel props and prop locks
-Transferable hull warranty with over eight years left
-Approximately only about 285 hours on the motors- most of which was at trolling speed

TOWER

-Very high quality hard/canvas "Calcutta" top with full 4-sided enclosure, cockpit awning, gold anodized rocket launchers and folding tower with convertible sun shade
-Lee's 16' aluminum outriggers
-Guest Beamer remote control 100 watt 1,000,000 candle power spot/flood spotlight
-Spreader/cockpit flood lights
-Electric trumpet horn
-Canvas enclosed storage area for lifejackets, towels, etc. over the walkway between the helm seats.

ELECTRONICS

-Furuno 582 Color 600 watt LCD fishfinder with thru-hull transducer
-Si-Tex SP-70 autopilot
-Raytheon SL72 LCD 2kW 24 mile radar
-Garmin 215 GPS (interfaced with the autopilot, radar and the fishfinder) with differential antenna
-Raytheon 4500 VHF full function scanning radio with remote speaker and Shakespeare Galaxy antenna
-Twinscan Floscan fuel usage and gallons per hour gauge
- Dual batteries with Guest battery monitor at the helm
-Custom made electronics box with flush mounted red LED night vision light over the helm

COCKPIT

-Circulating live well and fresh water sink in the transom
-Raw water washdown
-Two large fish boxes in the cockpit floor with automatic drain pumps
-Two good size fish boxes with drains and cushions on top for cockpit seating
-Cockpit bolster pads
-Removable rear bench seat
-Swim platform with retractable ladder

CABIN

-Full stand up head with porcelain toilet and sink
-V-berth/settee
-Refrigerator
-AC/alcohol stove (never used)
-Sinks in the galley and the head
-Lots of storage below the berth
-Rod storage rack with room for 10+rods

MISCELLANEOUS

-175 gallon gas tank with upgraded fuel/water separator
-Trim tabs with Trimdicators
-High performance (i.e. smooth) throttle cables
-Fortress aluminum anchor
-Custom "Big Kahuna" graphics on both sides

TRAILER

-Towmaster aluminum I-beam triple axle trailer with never used spare tire and Big Kahuna graphics 
-Trailer has surge disc brakes on all three axles

PERFORMANCE

-Top speed:  40-42 mph
-Cruise speed @ 3,600 RPM:  25-27 mph
-Fuel usage @ cruise speed:  16 gallons per hour

These were taken from the dock in San Diego

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These are from the day the tower was done.

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Animated folding tower

Cool huh?