2000 31 (ft.) Stamas 310

 Need a vessel large enough to tame the roughest seas? Need a vessel that has the room of a much larger sport fisherman? Need a vessel that will give you and your family the confidence of a vessel that will provide safety for your day on the water? Need a vessel that has everything that you need packed into one vessel that fits many different needs of the savvy angler? If this is you then I have the vessel for you. “Hook Me Up” is a well cared for Stamas with new 2006 four stroke Suzuki’s, coupled with Furuno electronics and a spacious center console with stand up head and VacuFlush head. Do your homework and look around and you will not find many with new four strokes. This is your chance to own a large center console vessel for a fraction of what a new one would cost. Don’t have a dock, not to worry as the slip at Maximo is transferable to the new owner. Don’t wait this is your chance to own legendary well built vessel that truly has the pride of ownership. <br>Not sold yet read the next few paragraphs on the history of Stamas yachts and you will see that nothing is left to chance with this company, if it was they would not have been around as long as they have. <br>“Stamas Yacht is the oldest, continuously owned and operated boat company in the United States today. Located in the bayou-country of Florida's Gulf Coast for forty-nine years, the Stamas family has been handcrafting boats for the discriminating boater. <br>Stamas is recognized, among those who know the difference, as a company whose vision and drive is not only a corporate mission statement but a hallmark of the craftsmen who have been expressing their passion for over forty-nine years. Perhaps that's why Stamas has a higher rate of lifetime owners than any other manufacturer. <br>When a 22-foot wooden Cruiser built by Peter and Nicholas Stamas, high school boys from Tarpon Springs, was awarded a First Prize at the Florida State Fair in the late ’30s, the future of the Stamas brothers was decided. Beginning in earnest after World War II, they’ve been boat builders ever since. <br>In their early years they built tough, rugged vessels and deep-sea charter fishing boats for the fleet that sails out of Tarpon Springs. In the late ‘50s, the Stamas brothers recognized the potential of fiberglass and concentrated on building pleasure boats with this new material. <br>While the passage of time has brought new designs, new techniques and new materials, the currents of tradition run deep in this family owned business. Peter Stamas and his sons and nephews are still in Tarpon Springs building boats with the same devotion to detail and respect for the sea that has been the hallmark of every Stamas. <br>The company’s approach to boat building reflects both the past and the future. It is at the same time innovative and conservative; innovative in hull design and new construction methods, yet conservative in the painstaking and time-consuming approach to building each individual boat. <br>Every Stamas is designed to be, above all else, functional, comfortable and safe. It must be sea-kindly in virtually any water, ride soft and level, require minimal maintenance, and keep its value year after year. A Stamas boat is built without compromise, guided by forty-nine years of experience and personal conviction. Each boat carries a seven-year hull warranty, but more important, every boat is backed up by a company with a long track record of superior products and satisfied owners. To Peter Stamas, his boats are simply built the way they must be in order to deliver a lifetime of service. And they do deliver from owner to owner. <br>The Stamas philosophy is evident in every boat in the line, whether Tarpon or Express. All are designed from the keel up for the rigors of offshore use. Yet these versatile boats are equally adept at meeting the needs of the occasional fisherman who cruises with his family or enjoys the change of pace of weekend gunk-holing or scuba diving.