
For sale
C MONSTER
2014 Cobia 350 CC
Niantic, Connecticut

About This Yacht
Very Clean- Well Cared for- New Electronics 2025- 1000 Hour Service Completed on Engines 2026
Specification
The Numbers
- Length overall
- 35'
- Year
- 2014
- Builder
- Cobia
- Model
- 350 CC
- Beam
- 11' 2"
- Draft (max)
- 2'
- Maximum speed
- 55 Knots
- Cruise speed
- 40 Knots
- Fuel type
- Gas/Petrol
- Fuel capacity
- 320 Gallons (1,211.33 Liters)
- Displacement
- 8600
- Hull material
- FRP
- Hull shape
- Deep Vee
- Hull type
- Power
- Condition
- Used
- HIN / IMO
- CBACV004D414
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In detail
More about this yacht
Additional
Factory Hard Top
Powder Blue Hull Color
Forward Seating
Outriggers
3- Sided Console Enclosure
Anchor Windlass with Anchor, Chain & Rode
Starboard Side Dive/ Tuna Door
Fold Away Transom Bench Seat
Forward Table Electric Up/ Down
Back Rests for Forward Seating
Coaming Bolsters all Around
Cockpit Refrigeration
Live Well
All around Spreader Lights
Bow Area Grab Rail
Automatic Battery Charger
Life Jacket Storage under Hardtop
Underwater Lights
4- Rod Rocket Launcher
6- Flush Mount Rod Holders
6- Rod Holders on Hard Top Back Legs
2- Flush Deck Fish Boxes with Macerator Pump Out
Sleeping Accommodations for 2 in Center Console
Transom Door
Swim Platform with Ladder
Rod Storage
Porcelain Head System
Tile Steering Wheel
Tackle Storage and Bait Prep Station
Ritchie Powerdamp Compass
Standard VHF Radio
Lenco Trim Tabs
Remote Control Spotlight
AM/FM/CD Stereo System with External Speakers
New Electronics- 2025
2- Raymarine Axiom 16"- Radar, Chart Plotter, Chirps, Transducers and Depth
Raymarine Auto Pilot
Thousand Hour Service Completed on Engines 2026
Machinery
- Port
- 2014 Yamaha, 350 hp, Gas/Petrol, 980 hours
- Starboard
- 2014 Yamaha, 350 hp, Gas/Petrol, 980 hours
Aspire Yacht Sales is pleased to assist you in the purchase of this vessel. This boat is centrally listed by Brewer Yacht Sales. It is offered as a convenience by this broker/dealer to its clients and is not intended to convey direct representation of a particular vessel.
