Larson 240

2005 Larson 240 Cabrio. Kept in excellent condition. Stored inside on a Boatel. Never bottom painted. Powered with a strong running Mercruiser 5.7L 350 MAG. Freshwater river use. The Larson 240 planes with ease thanks to stepped running surface, which helps lift the stern on initial acceleration and then reduces drag for enhanced speed and fuel economy at planing speeds. The cockpit of the Cabrio 240 can be configured with several seating options. The aft seat can be stowed to achieve maximal deck space. A port-side lounge converts from a fore-and-aft facing seating to a full-length sunpad. A 25-quart cooler stows below the lounge seat, and the cabin dinette table can be installed in the cockpit for entertaining. A cockpit wet bar features a molded sink with pressure water and storage below. The pedestal helm seat has a flip-up bottom cushion. A compass, trim tabs and a Clarion stereo with 100-channel Sirius satellite radio receiver and a single CD player, remote and four speakers are standard. The Cabrio 240 has a bright, well-designed cabin with more than six feet of headroom. The mid-cabin features a queen-size berth with opening port. The galley is to port and features a granite look countertop with molded sink, a dual-voltage refrigerator, single-burner alcohol/electric stove, and a standard microwave and coffee maker. The dinette is forward and offers seating for four, and converts to create a double-wide forward berth. The head features a standard manual-flush head, port light and power exhaust vent, and vanity with molded sink and hand-held shower. Other mechanical features include a pressure water system with 19-gallon freshwater tank and a transom shower, 30-amp shore power with 50-foot cable and battery charger. Molded steps in the cockpit and a walk-through windshield provide good access to the foredeck, which is surrounded by a high, stainless steel rail. An anchor roller with an integrated line locker and hawser pipe is standard.

The Larson 240 planes with ease thanks to stepped running surface, which helps lift the stern on initial acceleration and then reduces drag for enhanced speed and fuel economy at planing speeds. The cockpit of the Cabrio 240 can be configured with several seating options. The aft seat can be stowed to achieve maximal deck space. A port-side lounge converts from a fore-and-aft facing seating to a full-length sunpad. A 25-quart cooler stows below the lounge seat, and the cabin dinette table can be installed in the cockpit for entertaining. A cockpit wet bar features a molded sink with pressure water and storage below. The pedestal helm seat has a flip-up bottom cushion. A compass, trim tabs and a Clarion stereo with 100-channel Sirius satellite radio receiver and a single CD player, remote and four speakers are standard. The Cabrio 240 has a bright, well-designed cabin with more than six feet of headroom. The mid-cabin features a queen-size berth with opening port. The galley is to port and features a granite look countertop with molded sink, a dual-voltage refrigerator, single-burner alcohol/electric stove, and a standard microwave and coffee maker. The dinette is forward and offers seating for four, and converts to create a double-wide forward berth. The head features a standard manual-flush head, port light and power exhaust vent, and vanity with molded sink and hand-held shower. Other mechanical features include a pressure water system with 19-gallon freshwater tank and a transom shower, 30-amp shore power with 50-foot cable and battery charger. Molded steps in the cockpit and a walk-through windshield provide good access to the foredeck, which is surrounded by a high, stainless steel rail. An anchor roller with an integrated line locker and hawser pipe is standard.

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