Description

2004 Tiara Yachts 2900 Coronet

This 2004 Tiara Yachts 2900 Coronet is a repossessed power cruiser available for auction. The clear title and paperwork are ready for registration upon purchase.

Vessel Overview

The Tiara 2900 Coronet is a versatile express cruiser designed for open-air enjoyment. With a length of 29 feet and a beam of 11 feet 4 inches, this vessel features a spacious cockpit that can accommodate up to eight people. The unique curved reverse transom and single-level cockpit provide a comfortable and social environment for passengers.

Key Features

* Twin 8.1L Crusader inboard engines with 385 horsepower each and 879 hours of usage
* Fiberglass hull with a modified Vee shape and a dry weight of 10,000 pounds
* Electric windlass and trim tabs for improved handling and maneuverability
* Large cockpit with wet bar, coaming bolsters, and centerline transom door
* Interior features include berths for two, enclosed head, mini-galley, and teak-and-holly cabin sole

Technical Specifications

* Length Overall: 29 feet
* Beam: 11 feet 4 inches
* Max Draft: 2 feet 8 inches
* Deadrise at Transom: 19°
* Engine Type: Inboard
* Engine Make: Crusader
* Engine Model: 8.1L
* Fuel Type: Gasoline
* Fuel Capacity: 200 gallons
* Fresh Water Tanks: 30 gallons
* Holding Tanks: 20 gallons

Equipment and Amenities

* Bimini top with isinglass enclosure and aft curtain
* Electric engine hatch lift
* Sony AM/FM cassette stereo
* Cockpit wet bar with sink
* Removable U-shaped aft lounge
* Helm bench seat with footrest
* L-shaped passenger lounge seating
* Center transom door
* Swim platform with fold-down swim ladder
* Isotherm refrigerator
* Emerson microwave

Inspection and Documentation

This vessel has been fully inspected post-repossession, and the results are available upon request. The clear title and paperwork are ready for registration upon purchase.

The information provided is based on the available data and is believed to be accurate. However, it is the buyer’s responsibility to verify the details and condition of the vessel before making a purchase.