This 2003 Grady-White Express 330 is a 33-foot fiberglass sportfish yacht built for both serious fishing and comfortable family cruising. Twin Yamaha 250XA four-stroke outboards, repowered in 2015 with 860 hours of freshwater use, provide the power. The boat sits on a 2019 Magic Tilt triple-axle trailer and features a wide cockpit layout suited to offshore work alongside a functional interior cabin.
The helm station includes dual Raymarine Hybrid Touch screens, an EV400 autopilot, and HD color radar. Navigation and communication equipment includes VHF radio. Fishing gear consists of a Cannon track system with two Scotty high-performance downriggers and a FishHawk X4D sounder system. Stainless steel props are installed, and a Side Shift bow thruster aids docking and maneuvering.
Below deck, the cabin accommodates five with a main cabin berth and separate mid-cabin berth. There is one head with shower, plus a galley fitted with sink, stove, and refrigerator. An upgraded sound system is aboard. The SeaV² hull design is Grady-White's offshore-capable construction. Recent upgrades include new SeaDek non-slip flooring throughout the cockpit and swim platform.
The boat has been maintained exclusively in freshwater since the 2015 repower.
Length
33.50 FT
Beam
11.58 FT
Draft
1.75 FT
Weight
9,500 LBS
Material
Fiberglass
Heads
1
Engines
2
Engine Make
Yamaha
Engine Model
250XA
Power
2 x NaN HP
Hours
860 HRS
Fuel
Gasoline
Fuel
350 GAL
Water
50 GAL