Yellowfin 2016 for sale

Design and Construction

Most of the hardware outfitted on the Yellowfin comes from Gemlux - a high-quality metals manufacturer. 

• Stainless-steel pop-up bow light
• 2-inch stainless gas fills
• Stainless thru-hulls and ball valves.
• Yellowfin also laminates its boats with Core-Cell composite for superb strength without additional weight.
• Every hatch on the boat has a shiny gelcoat finish from top to bottom and sports a gasket for watertight integrity.
• The high quality electrical connections consist of tinned copper wiring with waterproof Deutsch connectors.

Standard Equipment

• Side console entry door
• (6) Drawer tackle center on starboard side of the helm seat
• Foldout trash can on port side of the helm seat
• (2) Cup holders
• Pull out boarding/swim ladder on stern
• Onboard battery charger
• Gemlux flush mount cleats
• SS Pop Up Bow Light
• Under gunwale courtesy lights
• Hydraulic steering
• White console and combing cushions with Moon Dust trim color
• Rule pumps
• 1100 GPH baitwell
• 1200 GPH bilge
• SS D Rings
• Gemlux 2' gas fills
• (4) Gunwale rod holders
• High performance trim tabs
• Lighted switch panel
• Tinned copper wiring
• Deutsch connectors
• O-ring gutter system
• Gemlux SS thru-hull fittings
• Gemlux ballvalves
• T-Top with (7) rod holders
• Saltwater washdown
• 55 gallon live well aft
• 530QT  macerated fishbox
• Outrigger
• Upgraded C-zone system
• JL audio sound system
• Fusion radio
• Bottom color is Matterhorn white
• Rub rail color is white 
• (2) additional swivel rod holders
• Garmin GPS/Radar/Depth Sounder

Disclaimer

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.

Yellowfin's Center Console offers serious performance in a hard-core package. Factory test of the 32 with a pair of Verado 300 outboards produced a top speed of 60.9 miles per hour at 6,050 rpm.

The large console on the 32 comes standard with a T-top and overhead electronics box, twin livewells, including a 100 gallon pressurized tank incorporated into the leaning post and another 50-gallon tank in the transom.  Twin saddle fish boxes with 600 quarts plus capacity each are housed in the cockpit deck.