How much does the Everglades 435cc cost?

Getting into a new Everglades 435cc is possible in the $700,000-$750,000 range while the optional upgrades and additional features available can lead to a price tag that approaches $1 million. Common upgrades include the tower and teak wood finishes.

Is Everglades a good boat?

Everglades boats are an upper-tier brand of offshore fishing and recreation boats, focusing on comfort and safety. They have built a solid reputation for innovation, quality construction, comfort, and a smooth and stable ride with one of the best warranties in the marine industry.

Why are fan boats used in the Everglades?

Why are airboats used: It is practically impossible to drive a boat in most areas of the Everglades, so airboats are used to glide over those areas without hurting the vegetation. Airboats are also used to navigate Florida’s shallow water for hunting, fishing, exploring, tours, and fun.

What is an Everglades 435 center console boat?

Everglades 435 center console boats are typically used for saltwater-fishing, day-cruising and freshwater-fishing. These boats were built with a fiberglass deep-vee; usually with an outboard and available in Gas. Got a specific Everglades 435 center console in mind?

What are the different types of Everglades 435 boats?

Related boats include the following models: 243CC, 243 Center Console and 235CC. Boat Trader works with thousands of boat dealers and brokers to bring you one of the largest collections of Everglades 435 center console boats on the market. You can also browse boat dealers to find a boat near you today.

What is the 395cc?

A new length in the Everglades model line, the 395cc provides the stability and versatility of our 435cc flagship and the nimbleness of it’s smaller counterpart, the recently released 365cc. At 39′ long with a 12’ wide beam, the 395cc is characterized by its unusual blend of sportiness, sophistication and a refusal to compromise.

How much does a 435cc boat weigh?

The 435 rides with a 5-degree bow rise on a plane, as it should be. Speed, acceleration and given her 1700-hp a surprisingly smooth wake. The Everglades 435CC has a 12’ (3.66 m) beam and an empty weight of 16,800 lbs. (7,620 kg) and with a light load of fuel, three people and gear, our test boat weighed 20,898 lbs. (9,479 kg).