New to SR, WTB Trailerable Cabin Cruiser

[Thomas in Texas]

Been boating for the last 50 years but now retired. What 23 to 25 ft Trailerable Cabin Cruisers have been made by SR? I am looking for an enclosed helm, where I can drive the boat, no matter the weather. I plan to add air conditioning/heat to allow boating all year long. I saw an older SRV 240 with enclosed helm and flybridge? What else is there?
Many Thanks in Advance,
Thomas in Texas

 

[Scott215]

I have a 22 foot cabin cruiser, probably a little small for you , but perfect for 2 overnight. Think they made a 260 and a 280 or 90 in the early 2000 s

 

[techmitch]

I have a 22 foot canon cruiser, probably a little small for you , but perfect for 2 overnight. Think they made a 260 and a 280 or 90 in the early 2000 s

Reread his post. He is looking for a boat with an enclosed helm.

 

[Scott215]

Well technically mine is with eisenglass but did not think about that sorry!

 

[Golfman25]

There are some older, think 1970s 1980s, which may have why you want. However, honestly, Bayliner makes exactly what you want. Search bayliner classic 2452.

 

[copb8tx]

Where will you be primarily boating? I see Texas in your forum name. I would think the AC you're adding will be for the cabin, not the helm. If that's the case, and you're boating anywhere in Texas, I would imagine that you won't want a completely enclosed helm.

I think a 230 Sundancer with camper canvas would be the ticket.

 

[keokie]

The enclosed helm got me, too. If you really mean hard glass enclosed, then you could consider a Sea Ray 240 Sedan (8' beam and a little tender due to the narrow beam and high center of gravity), or maybe a 255 Sedan (10' beam) and an absolutely wonderful boat. At 10', the latter is officially an overwide. As someone who has towed overwides for decades, it is no a big deal in open areas like the West. the 255's had a great layout, beautiful lines, a true all weather boat, and with optional twin small block V8's, a great performer.

Here is one:

And, interestingly, next to it is that Bayliner mentioned above. I like the Sea Ray much better, though. I have always wanted one of those 255's. And may get one, yet.