2006 Chris-Craft Corsair 33

The 2006 Chris-Craft Corsair 33 is a fiberglass cruiser powered by twin Mercury 496 MerCruiser engines producing 375 horsepower each, paired with Bravo 3 outdrives. The boat carries the classic Chris-Craft styling with a distinctive tumblehome transom, deep-Vee hull, and pronounced bow flare designed for a dry, comfortable ride. The topside layout features a large U-shaped settee on the aft deck with a teak table, both shaded by a removable Bimini top. The helm incorporates a captain's chair on the starboard side with a companion bench opposite, tilt steering, hydraulic power-assisted steering, dual binnacle controls, and a folding windshield that opens the bow area.

Below deck, the cabin sleeps four guests across two berths. The forward cabin features a convertible dinette with drop-down table and cushion that creates a double berth, while a separate aft berth provides additional sleeping space or storage. The galley sits to port and includes a microwave, electric stove top, refrigerator, stainless steel sink with faucet, and cherry wood cabinetry. A private head with shower is located to starboard. The cabin is finished with teak steps, cedar-lined hanging locker, a tinted sliding privacy door, flat-screen television, and reverse-cycle air conditioning and heat.

Navigation and safety equipment includes a Garmin GPS plotter and sounder installed in 2025, VHF radio, compass, and an electric windlass for anchoring. The generator is a 7.5 kilowatt Westerbeke unit. Significant updates include a fresh hull repaint in 2024, Bimini top refitted in 2024, new settee and bench upholstery in 2025, and a new battery charger in 2025. The engines show approximately 720 hours as of January 2026 and have been serviced on schedule.