1992 Boston Whaler 250 Guardian

The 1992 Boston Whaler 250 Guardian is a 25-foot center console built on a fiberglass hull and powered by twin 150 hp Evinrude E-Tec engines. Originally constructed as a Navy harbor patrol boat, it was later retired and adapted for civilian use. The boat underwent a comprehensive restoration that included gel coating in battleship gray, installation of a wider center console, and new powder-coated aluminum framework. Twin engines sit above a sturdy rear towbar and integrated metal reinforcement.

The boat is equipped with a full electronics package including VHF and UHF radios, Bluetooth connectivity, and satellite radio, along with a quality sound system. New LED lighting has been installed at the bow and stern. The 184-gallon fuel tank is currently three-quarters full with non-ethanol stable fuel. Three Interstate deep-cycle batteries power the boat's systems. A commercial-duty trailer is included.

Maintenance work completed within the past three years includes replacement of fuel return lines and lower unit seals performed by Victoria Marine. The boat features three newly serviced deep-cycle batteries that have been maintained on individual tenders. The fiberglass hull is designed with unsinkable construction typical of Boston Whaler's engineering.