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Everglades 435CC

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  • Performance

Overview

LOA

Beam

Draft

Air draft

Air draft · tower up

Gallery

V01 / 05

Center Consolediscontinued

Dimensions

Published measurements and ranges

Hull length

Draft range

Dry weight

Deadrise

Capacities

Fuel

Fresh water

Holding

Layout options

Select a published arrangement

Guest cabins

Guest berths

Heads

Engine options

Published packages and performance data

Powerplant

Total HP

Fuel

Propulsion

Dimension variants

Hardtop

Upper Station Folded

Upper Station Up

Fort Lauderdale fit

Air draft 10 ft 11 in. Tower up 17 ft 9 in. 17th Street closed ≈ 55 ft. SE 3rd Avenue ≈ 16 ft. Manufacturer numbers, not a survey.

Survey watch points

Gasoline fuel capacity documentation conflict

medium risk · unresolved · documentation

OEM manual lists gasoline fuel 567 gal; archived OEM model page lists 611 gal; Boating Mag 2014 strip lists 570 gal.

Owner's Manual Rev 2 lists GASOLINE FUEL CAPACITY 567 gal. The archived manufacturer model page lists Fuel Capacity 611 gal. Boating Magazine's 2014 strip lists 570 gal. Canonical fuel_capacity_us_gal follows the manual (567). Do not average these figures or treat them as a configuration range.

  • Confirm tank placard / calibration against the hull's build sheet before treating any published gallon figure as authoritative.

Sources: everglades-435cc-owners-manual-rev2, everglades-435cc-archived-model-page-20200229, boating-mag-everglades-435cc-2014

FAQ

Can a Everglades 435CC clear Fort Lauderdale bridges?

Published air draft is 10.92 ft hardtop, 17.75 ft tower-up. 17th Street closed is about 55 ft. SE 3rd Avenue is about 16 ft. Manufacturer numbers, not a listing photo.

What draft does a Everglades 435CC need in Fort Lauderdale?

Manufacturer published draft is 3.17 ft. We keep 1 ft under-keel on the canal overlay. Victoria Park laterals are about 4.5 ft. Harbor Beach is the deep-water conversation.

Everglades 435CC LOA and beam versus canals?

45 ft LOA and 12 ft beam. Skinny isles such as Fiesta Way are limited by beam and fixed-bridge clearance.

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