1999 Chaparral Signature 260 Power boat for sale in Brooklyn, NY
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Have an awesome time with friends and family on this awesome boat!
We cruised, sunbathed, fished, and had small get togethers, just a great time!
1999 Chaparral 260 Signature, 26 feet
5.7 Mercruiser
Bravo 3 Drive
Overall a great Cabin Cruiser, great fuel economy.
Needs nothing. Ready to go. A lot of time and money spent so you don't have to, just keep her maintained and she'll last you for years to come.
$23,800 OBO
Engine and Drive run perfect, no noises, no leaks, no problems. Runs like new
Ive upgraded to a bigger boat. I've put in a lot of work to have her running like new. I used only quality parts and good equipment did not cheap out for cheap aftermarket parts.
The 26 foot boat is a perfect starter boat, big enough to enjoy and small enough to easily drive and dock. My friend's 26 foot SeaRay Sundancer cabin feels a bit smaller.
What was done:
Exhaust manifolds and risers changed
New Water Impeller pump
Raw Water hoses
New Stainless Steel Thermostat Housing
New Thermostat
New Belt
New Gas Filter
Tune up: (Engine Tune up completed last season)
Spark Plugs
Cap and Rotor
Spark Plug Cables
Carburetor serviced and cleaned
Engine Oil changed every season
Drive Oil changed every season
Drive seals changed last year (mercruiser seal kit)
Anodes replaced every season
Batteries installed last year (1 starter battery and 1 deep cycle)
New on demand water pump
New battery charger
Installed waste tank filter
New JVC radio with Bluetooth
New Speakers all around
New Audio Amplifier
New Faucets
New rear underwater lights
Lowrance Elite 7TI Fishfinder / Navigation
Fuel Flow sensor installed and connected to Lowrance. This shows how much fuel you use, in the beginning to middle of the season I get about 2.1 miles per gallon
Cabin lights replaced with LED bulbs
Stove, microwave, refrigerator
Full toilet, not a Porto pottie
She gets a wax every season.
Bottom paint is good needs a few touch ups. Bottom is getting painted before going into the water this season.
2x Beds
1x Table in the cabin that lowers to make a bed
1x Table on the Deck
Clean seats, clean deck
Swim platform with ladder
Full canvas with windows (new starboard window, windows are removed to make a bimini top)
Canvas was restitched last season.
Season is almost here, currently out of the water, will be going in a few weeks.
718-915-7977 call or text
We cruised, sunbathed, fished, and had small get togethers, just a great time!
1999 Chaparral 260 Signature, 26 feet
5.7 Mercruiser
Bravo 3 Drive
Overall a great Cabin Cruiser, great fuel economy.
Needs nothing. Ready to go. A lot of time and money spent so you don't have to, just keep her maintained and she'll last you for years to come.
$23,800 OBO
Engine and Drive run perfect, no noises, no leaks, no problems. Runs like new
Ive upgraded to a bigger boat. I've put in a lot of work to have her running like new. I used only quality parts and good equipment did not cheap out for cheap aftermarket parts.
The 26 foot boat is a perfect starter boat, big enough to enjoy and small enough to easily drive and dock. My friend's 26 foot SeaRay Sundancer cabin feels a bit smaller.
What was done:
Exhaust manifolds and risers changed
New Water Impeller pump
Raw Water hoses
New Stainless Steel Thermostat Housing
New Thermostat
New Belt
New Gas Filter
Tune up: (Engine Tune up completed last season)
Spark Plugs
Cap and Rotor
Spark Plug Cables
Carburetor serviced and cleaned
Engine Oil changed every season
Drive Oil changed every season
Drive seals changed last year (mercruiser seal kit)
Anodes replaced every season
Batteries installed last year (1 starter battery and 1 deep cycle)
New on demand water pump
New battery charger
Installed waste tank filter
New JVC radio with Bluetooth
New Speakers all around
New Audio Amplifier
New Faucets
New rear underwater lights
Lowrance Elite 7TI Fishfinder / Navigation
Fuel Flow sensor installed and connected to Lowrance. This shows how much fuel you use, in the beginning to middle of the season I get about 2.1 miles per gallon
Cabin lights replaced with LED bulbs
Stove, microwave, refrigerator
Full toilet, not a Porto pottie
She gets a wax every season.
Bottom paint is good needs a few touch ups. Bottom is getting painted before going into the water this season.
2x Beds
1x Table in the cabin that lowers to make a bed
1x Table on the Deck
Clean seats, clean deck
Swim platform with ladder
Full canvas with windows (new starboard window, windows are removed to make a bimini top)
Canvas was restitched last season.
Season is almost here, currently out of the water, will be going in a few weeks.
718-915-7977 call or text
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