Chris Craft Amerosport 320

Chris-Craft Amerosport 320 from 1987 – 2 × Crusader V8 petrol engines of 220 hp – shaft drive – port side berth in La Grande-Motte.

This 9.68-meter American powerboat is distinguished by its generous width of 3.61 meters, providing ample living space both in the cockpit and inside. Comfortable and habitable, it is ideal for family outings, coastal cruising, and multi-day stays onboard.

Its propulsion system consists of two Crusader V8 petrol engines of 220 hp each, combined with shaft drives. Significant mechanical and preventive work has been carried out to improve the boat's reliability. The engines and reversers have been removed, allowing for the replacement of numerous wear parts: manifolds, ignition components, fuel pump, sump, shock disks, hoses, and valves. The engine bay has also been fully repainted.

The hull has been maintained with antifouling, anodes replacement, and cleaning.

The cockpit offers a convivial space with its various benches, teak table, and full camping cover. Once installed, this cover allows transforming the cockpit into a real additional living space, sheltered and usable year-round.

The interior features up to four berths, a convertible saloon, a fitted kitchen with refrigerator and stove, and a marine toilet bathroom. Comfort onboard is enhanced by a water heater, reversible air conditioning, a 220 V circuit, a dock socket, and a battery charger.

Main equipment:

• two Crusader V8 petrol engines of 220 hp
• shaft drive
• cabin and four berths
• convertible saloon
• kitchen with refrigerator and stove
• bathroom with marine toilet
• reversible air conditioning
• water heater
• 220 V circuit and dock socket
• battery charger
• VHF, depth sounder, and compass
• flaps
• electric windlass
• forward sunbathing area
• shower and bathing ladder
• full camping cover
• winter cover
• teak cockpit table

This Chris-Craft Amerosport 320 is offered with its port berth in La Grande-Motte.

Viewings by appointment. For more information, detailed work history, or to organize a visit, contact Sammy Marine.