2004 Chris Craft 25 Corsair Heritage I

Slide aboard and you’ll see right away this Corsair has been used as a proper day boat, not a floating storage unit. Seating vinyl presents clean and inviting, with the classic shearline and tumblehome drawing admiring looks at every fuel dock. The Heritage package brightens up every photo, but in person the contrast of dark hull, gleaming stainless, and warm faux-teak is what really sells it. Helm ergonomics feel modern—clear sightlines at all speeds and a comfortable wheel position for long runs. The deep, secure cockpit and wide side decks make guests feel confident moving around underway, and the compact cuddy gives you just enough space to change, stash gear, or sneak in an afternoon nap between swims.

This 25 Corsair shines in local waters where days are built around quick hops between anchorages, lunch runs, and sunset harbor cruises. The deep‑V hull softens the usual afternoon chop, yet the boat is still easy to slip into a tight slip or onto a lift. With her upgraded power, she has the punch to pull skiers and wake toys while still settling into an efficient cruise for longer shoreline explorations. The generous cockpit layout works perfectly for friends and family days—plenty of seating, easy swim platform access, and just enough overnighting capability if you decide not to head home after that last twilight cruise.