General Description
The 42 Chris Craft Commander had a long production run (1970-90) under different model names. She was thoroughly redesigned in 1985 as the 422 with a new house, enlarged fly-bridge, teak interior and other changes.

Actual Condition
It is reported by the owner that the boat had water intrusion due to a faulty exhaust. Just completing four years of "over the top" re-fit. Complete Imron paint job. Complete new interior and instrumentation. 3 new A/C units. New windlass, battery chargers, water heater, head, water pumps, water and holding tanks, cutlass bearings, pss shaft seals, upholstery and bridge seats, fuel lines, exhaust system, and fighting chair. This is the finest 422 out there with over $350K invested. Work was performed by Eriksen Marine.
Please inspect carefully before making an offer.

Equipment
It is reported by the owner that the boat has:
- $18K Raymarine electronics package. Full tuna tower with outriggers.
- Microcommander controls (3 stations).
- 32" Sony Hi definition flat screen and new high output stereo system.

A trailer is not included in this sale.

Motors and Machinery
No statement of condition can be made regarding motors, engines or machinery, whatsoever.
A photo may appear of the engine compartment and machinery, but it is entirely the buyers responsibility to inspect and determine their actual condition.
* On occasion we receive unverified information regarding mechanical condition. It is reported by the owner, not Certified Sales, Inc. that: "The engine compartment was submerged. She was re-fitted with fresh, low hour (350 hours) Johnson and Towers Detroit 671s producing 485hp (1993 motors, rebuilt in 2003). They are supercharged, inter-cooled, and turbocharged...all 3! Engine(s) rebuild job cost $35K."

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