2004 Cabo 40 Express

The 2004 Cabo 40 Express is a fiberglass sportfishing boat powered by twin remanufactured Caterpillar C12 diesel engines, each producing 700 hp and running just 500 hours. With a beam of nearly 16 feet and displacement around 28,000 pounds, she's built for confident offshore performance. Fuel capacity totals approximately 500 gallons across dual 250-gallon tanks.

The boat is rigged for serious anglers with a tower featuring outriggers and center rigger, tuna tubes, and a new Rocket Launcher rod rack. Multiple fish-finding and navigation displays—two Furuno and one Garmin—are positioned at the helm and tower. In-deck fish boxes with chiller plates and an onboard ice chipper keep catches fresh, while the well-organized cockpit includes a transom door, live well, and freshwater washdowns.

Below deck, accommodations comprise one stateroom and an enclosed head with shower stall, galley, and air conditioning. The helm is equipped with VHF radio, stereo, LED lighting, windshield wipers, and a tackle center. A full enclosure rounds out the weather protection and comfort features. All fishing tackle, rods, reels, and terminal tackle are included with the boat.