1999 Stamas 310 Express

The 1999 Stamas 310 Express is a 31-foot fiberglass express cruiser built for stability and shallow-water capability, drawing just 26 inches. Twin Mercruiser gasoline engines power the boat to a maximum speed of 40 knots, with a cruising speed of 22 knots at approximately 20 gallons per hour fuel consumption. The 300-gallon fuel capacity supports extended cruising range.

Below deck, the boat accommodates family and fishing use with a full head, built-in bait wells, live wells, and coolers. The cabin layout is functional for overnighting and extended time on the water. Non-cabin cushions were reupholstered in spring; the helm enclosure features new eisenglass.

The electronics suite is current and comprehensive, with a new Garmin 1242xsv Plus chartplotter with radar, VHF radio, and a new Fusion stereo system with helm remote and six Clarion speakers. The port engine has logged under 300 hours, while the starboard engine was replaced prior to the current owner's purchase in 2018. Total time on the boat is approximately 1,100 hours.