391 Meridian, powered by twin QSB Cummins inboards 380 hp each,(800 hrs of original use, a full Cooling System service was just completed (Heat Exchangers, Aftercoolers, Trans Coolers, Impellers, etc), Bottom Paint and new zincs just completed. Onan 9kw Generator, also just serviced, Unique design with molded in flybridge stairs leading to a huge upper deck. Full beam swim platform with port side door, rear seating with storage beneath., aft deck storage. Sliding salon door leading to a very nice salon. Sweeping L shaped sofa along the stbd side with two built in recliners, Hi-low table, carpet runner, port side HDTV and entertainment center with two individual seats. Large Salon windows make the salon feel HUGE. Forward and to stbd is the raised, circular dinette area (this area also converts into a sleeping space). The galley is down several steps and over to the port. Corian Countertops, undercounter Refrigerator/Freezer, Microwave, Stove and sink with ample cabinet space. The lower accommodations are also very plush. A 2 stateroom layout, with two private Queen sized staterooms is surprisingly roomy. The Head is split into two separate rooms, with a stand-up shore on one side of the hallway and the sink, toilet and medicine cabinet on the other side. The bridge deck is very roomy, with seating for your entire crowd. RayMarine Electronics, electronic engine controls with stern thruster make for easy docking. 

THE POWERBOAT GUIDE SAYS.....

Since the company's founding in 2003 Meridians have been

known for their edgy styling. Boat styling is a moving

target, however, and what's sexy today may appear dated in a

few short years. Introduced in 2006, the sweeping lines of the

Meridian 391 distinguish her from other boats in her class. With

her short foredeck and long superstructure, the below decks

accommodations are spacious indeed. Adding to that impression

are the tiered side windows and large front windshield, the outside

views are panoramic.

The two-stateroom floorplan of the 391 Sedan consists of a stepdown

galley forward of the salon, opposite an elevated dinette. The

guest stateroom, which has a queen bed thatextends beneath the

dinette so headroom here is minimal. Note that the head is split in

this layout with the shower stall on one side and the sink/toilet on

the other. A lower helm is optional in place of the dinette, with the dinette being the preferred option. In the cockpit, the flybridge staircase lifts for access to the engine room.

Lounge seating on the huge bridge can accommodate a small

crowd. Standard 370hp gas engines cruise at 18 knots; optional

380hp Cummins diesels cruise at 20+ knots.

Disclaimer

The company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change or withdrawal without notice.

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