2004 25' Cruiser

[DaveS]

Today I was in the showroom of the new Bayview Marine in Everett, Washington and saw a 2004 25' Cruiser for sale. I've seen this vessel on the water numerous times in past years. Upon returning home today, I see that pictures and all the information regarding this vessel can be found by googling Bayview Marine, Everett, Washington.

Just thought that I'd pass the information on.

 

[Captains Cat]

Thanks Dave, I think you meant Bayside Marine though. Nice boat, good price, kinda high hours on the engine but hey, it's a 4 stroke! Only about 100 hours a year, not too much if you think of it that way!

Charlie

 

[JamesTXSD]

From the photos, it appears to be a very clean, well-equipped 25 Cruiser. I'm guessing there's no trailer at that price, but even with new wheels added under it, that's a good price. Our 25 has way more hours than that... heck, that's just broke in. :wink:

Best wishes,
Jim B.

 

[starcrafttom]

I have meet the owners a few times at the dock in everett. nice couple that lovers to fish. This boat has caught a lot of salmon in this area. It was stored at dagmars on the hard for a while then was kept in the water at everett. Really clean well taken care of 25.

 

[DaveS]

Thanks Charlie, it is Bayside Marine, I was in a bit of a rush to share this info and had spent a day on the water so just was not "acclimated" to shore duty yet.

As regards to a trailer, there was a note on the boat that indicated a trailer is available for a number of extra dollars. That being said a prospective purchaser would need to contact Bayside Marine for the particulars.

The vessel's name is "Caution Horse". Although, I've seen it on the water many times, I've never had the opportunity to speak to the owner.

 

[thataway]

Looks like a good deal on one of the "older" style 25's. Auto pilot, kicker and other items are all added value.

 

[Anonymous]

Why older style? What's the difference from Reynolds, Fluid 25's?

 

[Pat Anderson]

There were a number of small design changes between 2004 and 2005, both years were Reynolds years. When we bought our CD25 in 2005, Lyle from Bess-C was crawling all over the display boat and pointing out numerous little improvements. That plus the significantly lower price and standard items that were formerly extra cost options carried the day in our purchase decision. One of the changes that you can see from the pictures is that the area under the motor well was completely unenclosed in 2004, while from 2005 on it was glassed in and has vertical hatches for access.

It does indeed look very clean and at $50K, would be a steal for somebody!

Why older style? What's the difference from Reynolds, Fluid 25's?

 

[Caiprianha]

We were at Bayside Marine yesterday and noticed this 25 is still for sale. Looks like a decent price for anyone in the market.