Glastron
17 models
Entertaining on the water with friends or anchored for the night with the family, the Glastron GS 249 sport cruiser does it all comfortably - without compromising its runabout heritage. As soon as they come aboard, experienced boaters will note the well-thought-out design: the skid-resistant fiberglass floor, the passenger-friendly seating arrangement, the one-level cockpit. In the cabin, they?ll appreciate luxury touches like a dinette, a full galley, a fiberglass-lined head compartment, and fully upholstered cabins fore and aft. The 249 is also perfectly sized for trailering. (Manufacturer Provided Description)
EDITOR NOTES: Affordable 24-foot family cruiser has been in the Glastron fleet since 1995. Conventional midcabin interior sleeps four and includes full galley, near-standing headroom, marine head with shower, four opening ports. Forward berths are a little short for adults. L-shaped cockpit seat converts to fold-out sun lounge. Deep-V hull handles a chop surprisingly well. Cruise in the low 30s with 320hp MerCruiser engine (50 mph top).
Models
- GS 180 2000–03 1'
- GS 180 2004–Current 18'
- GX 185 2000–Current 18'
- SX 195 1999–2003 19'
- SX 195 2004–Current 19'
- DX 205 2003–05 20'
- GS 205 1996–99 20'
- GS 209 2002–Current 20'
- GX 205 2000–03 20'
- GX 205 2004–Current 20'
- DX 215 2002–04 21'
- GS 229 1998–2003 22'
- GX 225 1997–2003 22'
- GS 249 1995–2005 24'
- GS 279 Sport Cruiser 2002–08 27'
- GS 235 1995–98 · Retired 23'
- GX 235 2004–Current · Retired 23'