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1977 Carver Yachts 2566 Santa Cruz |
This Carver Yachts inboard/outboard sports cruiser has a fiberglass hull, is 25.17 feet long and 96 inches wide at the widest point. The boat weighs approximately 4860 pounds with an empty fuel tank and without any gear or passengers.
Despite the fiberglass hull on this sports cruiser, we recommend that the boat be kept dry and covered in order to preserve the value of the boat. Proper care and regular maintenance can help your craft stay nice and increase resale value. We have included some engine information since a boat isn't much good without a good, reliable source of power.
Information on this page is provided to you as a free service of iboats.com. Because this information has come from
many sources we can not guarantee its accuracy. Even if this information is the same as the original factory specs,
boats are sometimes modified. Thus, for safety and other reasons, it is a good idea to verify information here to
make sure it matches up with your boat. For additional information, we recommend the iboats forums and a boating safety course.
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| Engine Information: |
This boat may have come with the following or other engines :
(In the interest of safety, never exceed the
manufacturer's maximum horsepower rating for your boat.)
240 hp
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| Parts, Accessories & Upgrades to Consider: |
| Would these parts and accessories improve your boating and experience? |
| Anchoring & Docking
Proper anchoring and docking can help to ensure your boat stays in good condition when the wind and waves come. | | Boat Seats, Chairs, Tables, and Furniture
Need new boat furniture? See our offerings and give us a call or simply order online. | | Boating Electronics
Does your cruiser have all of the electonics you want for communication, safety, fishing, navigation, and audio/visual entertainment? | | Carver Yachts Rub Rails
Get a brand new, great looking rub rail for your Carver Yacht | | Docking & Mooring
Docking and mooring require the right equipment and procedures to help ensure the safety of your vessel. Good dock lines, cleats, chocks, line springs, and other items can aid in keeping your boat moored properly. | | Inflatable Boats
Inflatable boats have been proven over the years to be a great and useful accessory for cruising vessels. | | Life Vests
Whether you prefer the new inflatable life vests or the traditional neoprene or nylon vests, safety on the water can help keep you and your family boating and enjoying life. | | Marine Radar
Radar: more peace of mind at sea. Be sure to see the radar combination units available if you haven't already! | | Trim Tabs
Automatic trim tabs are now the rage as they give you better performance and handling. They are like shock absorbers for your boat. Do a search in the iboats forums on "smart tab" if you need convincing. | | VHF Radios
VHF radios are great for communicating with other VHF enabled vessels or with the Coast Guard in the event that you need it. |
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Carver Yachts 