2006 Cobalt 2558m

Dimensions:
LOA: 27 ft
Beam: 8 ft 6 in
Max Draft: 3 ft 3 in
Min Draft: 2 ft 0 in
Dry Weight:5,000 lbs

Tankage:
Fuel Tanks: 73 g

Engines:
Mercruiser 8.1L w/ Closed Cooling
HP: 375
Engine Type: Inboard/Outboard
Hours: 345 hrs
Fuel: Gas
Bravo III Stern Drive w/ Duo Stainless Steel Props

Mechanical:
Electric engine hatch
2 x Bilge blowers
2 x Electric bilge pumps

Electrical:
2 Batteries
Battery Switches

Helm & Navigation:
Full Instrumentation: Tach, Speed, Volt, Trim, Temp., Oil and Fuel
Lowrance Fish Finder
Power Hydraulic Steering
Ritchie Compass
Digital Depth Finder
Digital Air and Water Temperature
Tilt Steering Wheel
Carpet

Cockpit:
Tower w/ Bimini and Tower Speakers
Additional Bimini Top
Cockpit Cover.
Snap-In Cockpit Carpet
Full Swim Platform w/swim ladder & storage locker
Shower on aft
Plenty of Storage inside of seating
Ski Tow Eye
Large Sun Pad
Large Bench Seat
Walk Thru Windshield to Bow
Removable Cockpit Table
Helm Seat w/bolster
Passenger Seat w/bolster
Battery Switch
Heater

Interior:
Upscale Cuddy w/ V-Berth (sleeps two)
Portable Toilet
Seating
CO Detector
Kenwood stereo with upgraded speakers

Trailer:
2016 Tandem Axle TUFF trailer - Aluminum - 10,000 lb GVW

The 255 cabin is quiet, sultry in its appointments, rich in its amenities. Designed to be a single unit of space and opportunity, the cabin creates an unmistakable sense of access and expanse. Everywhere there are details of design that belie the 255’s size. There are dozens of reasons to own a 255, many of them technical and non-glamorous: rattle-free doors maybe and everywhere storage and multiple platforms for waterborne fun aft. Many of them cosmetic and just for fun: fabric choices high in fashion, for example, or a glorious set of gelcoat colors or big engines that make the going wild and windblown all the way.