Stock #475757
This Chris-Craft has recently been added to market (Dec 21st). Submit your offer today!
Beautiful, classic Chris-Craft in immaculate condition!
The 1968 Chris-Craft 31 Commander is a classic American fiberglass cruiser from one of the most iconic boatbuilders of the mid-20th century. This express-style boat blends timeless lines and solid, purposeful construction typical of Chris-Craft's era-defining designs.
Below decks, you'll find a comfortable cabin cruiser layout with accommodations for overnight stays, including a galley, head (bathroom), sleeping berths, and rich wood-accented interiors that reflect classic nautical styling.
Above, the helm is positioned under a hardtop with great visibility for cruising or weekend trips.
Powered by twin inboard engines, the 31 Commander offers dependable performance for coastal cruising or inland waterways.
Its overall presence is one of classic charm and functional design -- a vessel that still turns heads today thanks to its balanced proportions, generous cabin space, and the nautical pedigree of the Chris-Craft name. Serious enthusiasts appreciate the 31 Commander for its heritage, while cruisers enjoy its roomy, practical layout and comfortable ride.
While we will always attempt to provide you with a TRUE representation of every vessel we market, during any purchase from Pop you will be encouraged to schedule an inspection from an independent, accredited surveyor and every purchase WILL ALWAYS BE subject to your satisfaction with the results from your independent survey and your own personal trial run.
We have several more Sea Ray, Bayliner, Carver, and Silverton vessels for sale. If you're in the Corpus Christi, Victoria, Portland, or Port Lavaca areas, please contact us to let us know what you're looking for and we'll get back with you today about any other motor yacht options we have locally that may meet your needs.
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The boat runs and performs very nicely. Everything works as it should, except the windless. It needs a small electrical switch, according to the seller.