STREAMLINE BOATS - 26 CC - For Sale

The 26 CCbySTREAMLINE BOATSis a compact, capablecenter consolemotor yachtwith twinMercuryoutboardpower and a durablefiberglass and plasticbuild. Presented by Andrey Shestakov and the team at Shestakov Yacht Sales, it balances practical dimensions with meaningful fuel and water capacity for confident day runs.

Selecting a 26 CC

Choosing the 26 CCmeans opting for straightforward performance and simple upkeep. TwinSTREAMLINE BOATS-specified Mercury outboards (gas) provide dependable propulsion, while the 26 ft LOA and 8 ft beam deliver an easy-to-manage footprint. As a truecenter consolemotor yacht, it puts you at the helm with uncluttered access around the deck, supported by a robustfiberglass and plastichull and a fiberglass deck.

Andrey Shestakov at Shestakov Yacht Sales can guide you through suitability for your waters, expected range from the 150-gallon fuel capacity, and how the 30-gallon water supply fits your day plans.

Features of the Model

• Class and layout: center consoleconfiguration within the broadermotor yacht class
• Construction: fiberglass and plastichull with a fiberglass deck
• Dimensions: 26 ft (7.92 m) LOA; 8 ft (2.56 m) beam; 6.015 ft (1.8333 m) max draft
• Propulsion: 2 x Mercury outboards; fuel type: gas
• Capacities: 150 gallons fuel; 30 gallons water
• Builder: STREAMLINE BOATS

Technical Specifications

• Length overall (LOA): 26 ft / 7.92 m
• Beam: 8 ft / 2.56 m
• Maximum draft: 6.015 ft / 1.8333 m
• Engines: 2 x Mercury, outboard, gas
• Hull: fiberglass and plastic
• Deck material: Fiberglass
• Fuel capacity: 150 gallons
• Water capacity: 30 gallons
• Category: motor yacht;center console

Pricing and Ordering

For current pricing, availability, and to discuss acquisition of the 26 CCbySTREAMLINE BOATS, contact Andrey Shestakov at Shestakov Yacht Sales. Our brokerage will provide tailored guidance on specifications and timing to match your plans.

Questions and Answers

• Q: What are the key dimensions of the 26 CC? A: TheLOAis 26 ft (7.92 m), thebeamis 8 ft (2.56 m), and themaximum draftis 6.015 ft (1.8333 m).
• Q: What engines power this model? A: It’s equipped with 2 x Mercuryoutboardengines running ongas, providing a straightforward twin-engine setup.
• Q: What is the hull and deck construction? A: The hull is in fiberglass and plasticwith afiberglassdeck for durable, easy-care surfaces.
• Q: How much fuel and water does it carry? A: Fuel capacityis 150 gallons, andwater capacityis 30 gallons, suitable for full-day outings.
• Q: What type of yacht is the 26 CCbySTREAMLINE BOATS? A: It’s acenter consolemotor yachtdesigned for clear deck access and confident handling.

Owner Experience Review

Owners considering the 26 CCbySTREAMLINE BOATSoften point to its balance of ride quality and pace. Reviews credit the smooth feel to a 22.5-degree deadrise bottom, and sea-trial notes report the boat running comfortably in a stiff 20 mph breeze. Dealer and test listings commonly show an efficient ~40 mph cruise with top speeds in the low 50s, varying with twin outboards typically in the 200–300 hp range.

Day to day, the layout supports both family cruising and sportfishing. Thick upholstery and a high-backrest forward console seat make the bow a comfortable spot, and the console houses a marine head with dry storage. Insulated fish holds in the bow, a 45-gallon transom livewell, and stow-and-go cockpit seating let crews flip from family mode to a generous fishing workspace. The builder also promotes semi-custom, owner-specific layouts, so individual boats often reflect different owner priorities.

On the ownership side, routine service tracks with the chosen outboard brand, and twin engines add maintenance complexity and cost versus a single. Independent owner-forum feedback on this model is relatively limited, with much of the public information coming from dealer listings and individual tests. News coverage has noted business and production disruptions in some operations, so it is prudent to verify current dealer, service, and warranty support before purchase.

Pros and Cons

• Smooth, confident ride from a 22.5-degree hull; test notes report comfortable running in a 20 mph breeze.
• Versatile family-and-fish layout with comfy forward seating, a console head, insulated fish boxes, and a 45-gallon livewell.
• Strong performance for coastal runs, with about 40 mph cruise and low-50s top end depending on twin outboards.
• Limited independent owner-forum feedback; most details come from listings and single-boat tests.
• Reported business/production disruptions could affect dealer, service, and warranty continuity; verify local support.
• Twin-engine setups increase maintenance complexity and costs versus a single.

Comparison with Other Models