Pursuit C 310 Boats Review and Specs

Year: 2011  
Manufacturer: Quality Boats
Price: Call  

 

 



 

 

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We’ve all been there. You climbed aboard a friend’s boat for an exciting day offshore and you return home wet, tired and beaten up. That’s what inspired us to build the C 310. Start with the running surface. The deep-V hull slices through chop and rough water so your knees and back aren’t taking a pounding. Hard chines deflect the spray so you’re not catching every other wave in your face. And the folding transom seat allows you to relax for the ride to the deep end without feeling like you’re one step away from being swept over. The helm and companion seats feature flip-up bolster-style bases so you can drive while seated or standing. Built into the aft section of the helm seat base is a 52-gallon lighted recirculating livewell for easy access from the transom mounted rigging station, complete with tool holder, cutting surface and multiple tackle drawers. There are insulated in-deck fish boxes with pumpout and an additional transom mounted fishbox. Rod holders are everywhere. Additional molded-in bow seating conceals locking rod racks so you can securely stow your gear. Other creature comforts include an anchor windlass with remote, two 12 volt receptacles and iPod® jack at the helm, marine head with holding tank and macerator and courtesy lights. You can rock out with the awesome Clarion® AM/FM/CD stereo and optional Sirius® satellite radio. Going fishing doesn’t mean you have to be uncomfortable, as long as you’re aboard Pursuit’s C 310.

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Fuel  Hull Material  Hull Shape  Beam  Max Draft  Draft Board/Drive Up  Dry Weight  Fuel Capacity  Deadrise at Transom  Number of Heads  Holding Tank Size  Water Capacity  Number of Engines  Max Bridge Clearance

Gas/Petrol Fiberglass Deep Vee 9 ft 6 in 2 ft 8 in 1 ft 10 in 8600 lb 260 gal 24° 1 20 gal 20 gal 1 7 ft 11 in

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(727) 530-1815 727.533.9247

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