Marinette
28 Express
1970–89
A sturdy and well-regarded boat, the Marinette 28 Express was a notably popular model for many years thanks to her versatile personality and affordable cost. Like all Marinettes, the 28 was constructed entirely of marine grade aluminum, and at just 7,000 pounds for the twin-engine model, she’s a relatively light boat for her size. The 28 Express provides accommodations for four below with V-berths forward, a convertible dinette, a small galley area and a standup head with shower. Large cabin windows provide excellent cabin ventilation, and large compartments under the dinette and forward berths provide generous storage. On deck, the helm is weather-protected on three sides and visibility is excellent in all directions. The cockpit, which is nearly 10 feet long, is large enough for a couple of light-tackle anglers and their gear. The side decks are wide, and a swim platform was standard. A good performer, twin small-block 220hp Chrysler gas engines cruise the Marinette 28 in the low 20s and reach a top speed of 30+ knots. Note that the 28 Fisherman built from 1981–89 is the same boat with a small flybridge.
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