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Cutwater C-302 Sedan

2018-2018

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Length: 37.8 ft / 11.53 m
Beam: 10.0 ft / 3.05 m
Engine: 2 x Yamaha 300

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Length: 37.8 ft / 11.53 m
Beam: 10.0 ft / 3.05 m
Fuel capacity: 300.1 gal / 1,136 L
Water capacity: 80.0 gal / 303 L
Holding capacity: 39.9 gal / 151 L
Hull: monohull
Propulsion: outboard
Engine: 2 x Yamaha 300
Fuel type: gasoline
Electrical: 12V

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