Location: Bonita Springs, FL 34134 | Price: $119,900
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2000 Intrepid 32′
�$119,900
�Yanmar 6LPA with�1800 Hours
�The boat was immaculately restored in 2021 by a select team of experts. This is the owner’s third Intrepid diesel that he has restored and maintained. He set this boat up for serious fishing and family fun. You will enjoy piloting this vessel from the lower helm or the upper station.
�Every aspect of this boat has been revitalized.�Powered by a single Yanmar 315 engine, it effortlessly cruises at 30mph, with a top-end speed of 38 mph. With 235-gallons of diesel capacity, it boasts an impressive range of approximately 525 miles while maintaining a fuel efficiency of 12.5 gph at a cruise speed of 30mph.
�The integration of all Yanmar engine sensors, fuel senders, and outdrive trim into the Simrad system creates a streamlined and elegant dashboard presentation. During the vessel’s complete rewire, a custom dash switch panel with backlit push-button Boca Tech internally breakered switches was added, complete with white heat shrink burned labels for a clean and organized appearance.
�The Yanmar engine received extensive attention during the restoration, including valve service, injector and injection pump rebuilds, new freshwater and raw water cooling pumps, a new timing belt and tensioner, sonic tanking and pressure testing of the intercooler, fuel cooler, oil cooler, and heat exchanger, as well as the addition of a stainless exhaust riser and exhaust elbow, cooling hoses, alternator, motor mounts, Vulcan torque plate dampener, and many more parts were replaced. Various parts were powder-coated and color-matched for a visually stunning result, and durability.� The owner has complete photo and receipt documentation dating back to 2010.�
�Notably, the Yanmar long block was replaced in 2007 under warranty, with documented paperwork as part of the maintenance log. All through-hulls, ballcock valves, and hoses were also diligently replaced during the refit.