1998 World Cat 266SF For Sale

Located in Tarpon Springs, Florida, this 28-foot used World Cat 266SF is a great power catamaran. With its superior stability, smooth ride, and spacious deck, this catamaran is designed as a serious fishing vessel, but equally appropriate for diving or a day of cruising with family and friends.

Powered by twin 150hp Yamaha Saltwater Series II engines, this World Cat boat will get you to your destination and back reliably, quickly, and efficiently. The powerful engines combined with the pair of deep semi-displacement catamaran hulls and wide 8' 6" beam provide a smooth, stable, and comfortable ride. This boat also has an impressive range with its 200-gallon fuel capacity.

The large cockpit includes many clever tackle and rod-storage features, including under-gunnel rod storage, rod holders, rocket launchers, and a starboard side tackle center. There is a large livewell behind the dual helmsman seat with a prep station, both fresh and saltwater washdowns, two large in-deck fish boxes, a 288-quart coffin box with seat cushion, and a console cooler seat.

The console is also large and features a well-laid-out helm station with an electronics box housing the Garmin GPSmap 4208 display & VHF, nice & clear Yamaha instrumentation with gauge savers, a Robertson APII Autopilot, accessory switches, and marine stereo with remote & cover. The console compartment is large and provides plenty of storage and ample room to add a porta-potty. Covering the console is a large T-Top with T-bag & zippered access to the crow's nest seat, fore & aft spreader lights, and outriggers.

This World Cat boat comes with a Float-On double-axle trailer with spare, included in the price of the boat sale.

Please review all the pictures, the video, and the extensive feature list below. Then don't miss out on your opportunity to own this impressive Worldcat 266SF Center Console Power Cat!

This World Cat 266SF appears to be in very nice condition and well cared for. The hull looks good, the upholstery is in nice condition, and the bottom paint looks relatively recent. The seller explains the windlass was inoperative and removed. Rather than replacing it, he chose to price the boat accordingly and let the buyer decide if one is needed. He further states that all functions and features work as intended to the best of his knowledge with the exception of the livewell fill valve being broken.