SEA PRO - 242 CC - For Sale

The 242 CCbySEA PROis a versatilecenter consolemotor yachtbuilt on a durablefiberglass hull. With a single Mercury powerplant and a 102-gallon fuel capacity, it delivers straightforward usability and efficiency for day boating and coastal runs. For guidance on availability and options, Shestakov Yacht Sales and broker Andrey Shestakov are ready to assist.

Selecting a 242 CC

Choosing the 242 CC means prioritizing an open center consolelayout within a compactmotor yachtfootprint. Its 23 ft (7.24 m) length balances easy trailering and docking with capable on-water presence, while the single Mercury engine simplifies ownership and maintenance. If you value the resilience of afiberglass hulland the practicality of a center console, this model is a strong candidate.

Features of the Model

• Open center consolelayout for clear deck movement
• Single Mercury propulsion for straightforward operation
• Rugged fiberglass hulland fiberglass deck surfaces
• 102-gallon fuel capacity for extended day trips
• Manageable size at 23 ft (7.24 m) for versatile use

Technical Specifications

• Model: 242 CC
• Builder: SEA PRO
• Type: motor yacht
• Layout: center console
• Hull: fiberglass construction
• Length overall (LOA): 23 ft / 7.24 m
• Engines: 1 × Mercury
• Deck material: Fiberglass
• Fuel capacity: 102 gal

Pricing and Ordering

For current pricing, availability, and build allocations for the 242 CC, contact Shestakov Yacht Sales. Broker Andrey Shestakov will coordinate specifications, delivery timing, and any factory options available fromSEA PRO. Our team streamlines documentation, survey coordination, and closing to ensure a smooth purchase experience.

Questions and Answers

• What type of yacht is the 242 CC? The 242 CC is amotor yachtwith acenter consolelayout and afiberglass hull. This combination emphasizessimplicity,durability, andeasy deck access.

• What is the length of the boat? The length overall (LOA)is 23 ft (7.24 m), offering a balance ofmaneuverabilityandon-water capabilityfor a center console.

• What engine configuration does it use? The 242 CC is powered by 1 × Mercuryengine, providingreliable performancewithsimplified maintenancetypical of a single-outboard setup.

• What are the hull and deck materials? The hull is categorized as fiberglass, and thedeck materialis Fiberglass, supportingstrength,low maintenance, andcleanability.

• How can I order through Shestakov Yacht Sales? Reach out to Andrey Shestakovat Shestakov Yacht Sales forquotes,availability, andpurchase coordinationon the242 CCfromSEA PRO. We’ll guide you from inquiry to delivery.

Owner Experience Review

Owners of 242 CCfromSEA PROdescribe it as a true dual‑purpose center console for family days and fishing. Forum threads and listings show it doing family cruising and quick day trips, inshore and near‑offshore angling, and even towing tubes for the kids. The 242‑class layout is called comfortable for families, with roomy bow seating and a practical cockpit, while fishing amenities like a pressurized livewell and useful fishbox capacity make switching from leisure to lines‑in straightforward.

On the water, owners characterize the boat as a smart compromise: compact yet able to handle rougher seas better than expected. Several report a notably dry, smooth ride—one owner even noted not being splashed or sprayed over multiple seasons. Performance does depend on setup and load; when heavily packed, some found it sluggish to plane until dialing in trim or adding SmartTabs, and they stress having adequate horsepower.

Day‑to‑day upkeep is described as manageable with a few watch‑items. Cosmetic spider cracks can appear, especially on boats stored outside in heat and sun, but owners generally consider them non‑structural. Plastic livewells can pick up rust staining, so routine cleaning is advised, and owners recommend monitoring for water ingress and ensuring the bilge pump is wired directly to the battery. Common tweaks like SmartTabs or trim adjustments are cited to sharpen handling under load.

Pros and Cons

• Versatile for family day trips, inshore/near‑offshore fishing, and occasional tow‑sports.
• Reported dry, smooth ride and capable rough‑water manners for its compact size.
• Roomy bow seating, practical cockpit, and fishing features like a pressurized livewell and fishbox capacity.
• Can be sluggish to plane when heavily loaded without proper horsepower or trim.
• Cosmetic spider cracks and livewell staining are commonly reported and require routine care.
• Owners advise watching for water ingress and verifying bilge wiring, which adds attention to maintenance.

Comparison with Other Models