Crestliner
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Crestliner
Stock # PA6095
Reduced to $29,000(CAD)
Reduced to (USD)Dimensions: 26'6" x 10'
Year: 1989
Manufacturer: Crestliner
Model: Sabre
Engine: 260 hp Mercruiser 5.7 liter
Hull: Aluminum
All aluminum Sabre model by Crestliner. Been good boats for a long time. Simple and efficient for whatever you choose to do in the marine world. $3,600 in upgrades in 2026 including new risers and bottom paint. Comes with strong dual axle trailer with the brakes redone in 2026. The 25 hp kicker is NOT included.
Currency data courtesy coinmill.com
Details
Overview
- Vessel Name: Crestliner
- Manufacturer: Crestliner
- Model: Sabre
- Year: 1989
- Length: 26' 6"
- Beam: 10'
- Vessel Location: Central Vancouver Island, BC
Power
- Engine: 260 hp Mercruiser 5.7 liter
- Engine Hours: 1191
- Gear/Ratio: Alpha 1, Gen 2 lately redone
- Cruising Speed: 22mph
- Full Speed: 32 mph
- Cooling: Heat Exchange
- Fuel Type: Gas
- # Of Fuel Tanks: 1, Total Capacity: 100 us
Accommodations
- Sleeps: 4
- Staterooms: V-berth + 1
- Stove: 110v or Alcohol
- Water Tank Material: Plastic with hand pump
Structural
- Hull: Aluminum
- Decks: Aluminum
- Cabin/Superstructure: Aluminum
- Mast: Aluminum Arch
- Anchor: Plough
- Anchor Windlass: Electric
Electronics
- GPS: Lowrance
- Plotter: Lowrance Gen2 HDS10
- VHF: Lowrance
- Sounder: Lowrance; Hummingbird 2000
Accessories
- Spot Light: Remote
- Trim Tabs
- Swim Grid
- Tender/RIB: 9' Titan
- Trailer: Custom Steel Dual Axle
This listing is presented by Cameron Wheatley
Cameron Wheatley
250-951-7443
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