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Cobalt 276
***NEW FOR 2009***
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| Beam | 8 ft 6 in | Max Draft | 3 ft 3 in | ||
| Draft Board/Drive Up | 2 ft 3 in | Dry Weight | 5500 lb dry | ||
| Hull Material | Fiberglass | Hull Shape | Deep Vee | ||
| Hull Warranty | 10 years | Engine | Stern Drive | ||
| Fuel | Gas/Petrol | Horsepower (total) | 425.00 hp | ||
| Max. Horsepower | 425 hp | Fuel Capacity | 95 gal | ||
| Deadrise at Transom | 21 deg. | Number of Heads | 1 | ||
| Water Capacity | 10 gal | ||||
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| In describing Cobalt boat-building philosophy, Cobalt engineers speak of heft, of beefiness, of strength both real and perceived. The 276 just looks substantial. At the same time, the 276's exterior design those long, long lines offer a new expression of Cobalt classicism. In its combination of easy grace and masterfully channeled power, the 276 extends the definition of a large runabout in the Mediterranean mold, a transitional boat borrowing much of the style, even more of the substance of a performance cruiser. More about those lines: aft, the transom swoops down, where a fresh design for the finned engine vents uses stainless steel to complement the illusion that this boat never really does ride at anchor. | |||
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| Max Bridge Clearance | 4 ft 11 in | Number of Engines | 1 | ||
| Engine Notes | Max engine displayed as standard. Volvo and Mercruiser options available. | ||||