About This Vessel
This 2003 Surf-Hunter 25, measures 25 ft, and is located in Falmouth, Maine, powered by Michigan Motorz 5.7 L 325.00HP.
This 2003 Hunt Yachts Surfhunter 25 is a timeless blend of New England craftsmanship, iconic design, and modern upgrades. Renowned for its superior ride and handling, this deep-V classic is built for slicing through choppy waters with ease—making it ideal for coastal cruising, day trips, and weekend getaways.Recently repowered with a brand-new Holley engine and equipped with a robust Ocean X aluminum outdrive, this Surfhunter delivers reliable, spirited performance with smooth and efficient operation.Very well maintained and cared for, this vessel is ready for its next adventure! It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is
Additional Information
Notable Features:Legendary Ray Hunt-designed 23° deep-V hull for a smooth, dry rideUpgraded Holly Inboard with Ocean X outdrive with LOW hoursLumar hatchRoomy cuddy cabin with V-berth, toilet, opening deck hatch, and portlights with screensGalley space with counter, sink with pressure water, locker, and drawersOptional full-width stern seat for cruising, or remove for added fishing spaceOn-deck stowage lockers and recessed rod racksMolded helm console with room for flush-mounted electronicsTeak and low-maintenance trim throughoutAquatic deck shower and wash downJabsco Spot light Clarion speakers Side Power bow thruster Icom IC-M504 VHFStainless deck rails
Performance & Heritage:
Originally built to tame the rough, steep chop of Buzzards Bay, the Surfhunter 25 is a legend among Downeast-style powerboats. Designed by Ray Hunt and built with serious seakeeping in mind, this boat combines performance with the classic aesthetic Hunt Yachts are known for. Whether you're headed to the beach, harbor hopping, or simply cruising your favorite stretch of coast, the Surfhunter 25 delivers a ride that's hard to beat.
Disclaimer
The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated.