2003 Rinker 342 Fiesta Vee For Sale

A wonderful cruiser for a family or two couples, this Rinker 342 Fiesta Vee is packed with many standard features found in much larger boats.

Among the most notable is the five-kilowatt generator, which is more than adequate to power the air conditioners, water heater, and galley appliances simultaneously. Also appreciated is the windlass, especially from those who spend much time on the hook running their generators.

A cockpit wet bar is oriented diagonally just aft of the helm on the starboard side, features a Corian countertop and includes an ice maker, to those once accustomed an indispensable item, a two cubic foot refrigerator, and a built-in blender.

That's right, a built-in blender that flips up out of its own well, and is wired into the boat. The ice maker and refrigerator are flush-mounted beneath the counter.

Other extra perks include a built-in coffee maker in the galley and even a central vacuum system.

The aft bed, which sits beneath the forward part of the cockpit, is rectangular and larger than a standard queen bed.

The forward V-berth is slightly smaller because of its shape but is a bit more open and accessible. The salon table drops to form an additional double bed, although not as wide as the others.

Another great feature for cruising, the head includes a separate, roomy, fully enclosed shower stall.

The galley countertop is split with the stove slightly higher than the sink, primarily to allow a taller refrigerator.

The swim platform, accessed via a walk-through on the starboard side, includes a recessed telescoping ladder, a freshwater shower, plenty of storage and factory installed davits.

Under the deck, modern FRESH WATER COOLED, computerized, fuel injected engines propel this pleasure machine through the waters with ease, reliability and efficiency.

All in all, a great family fun machine package at a reasonable price.

The overall cosmetic condition of the boat is as shown in the photographs and typical of a vessel of this quality and age.

There is an area of repaired hull damage, likely a rock scrape by a prior owner, that is in need of re-repair, below the waterline, portside midship, detail photos at the bottom of the stack.

The owner reports that all systems, power, propulsion, mechanical, domestic, electrical, electronic, and navigational are in proper operating condition.