2004 Cobalt 360

Accommodations

The 360 is really a luxury day boat with overnight capability, rather than a full-size cruising yacht. The cockpit is huge, while the cabin is relatively compact.

Forward cabin

• Large U-shaped/V-shaped seating
• Cherry wood table
• Table converts to a forward sleeping berth
• Storage beneath seating
• Hanging locker
• Air conditioning/heat available
• Good sitting and entertaining area

Mid-cabin

• Separate double berth
• Privacy curtain
• Storage
• This is the smaller sleeping area and is better suited to children or occasional adult use.

Head

• Enclosed head
• VacuFlush-style toilet
• Vanity and sink
• Separate shower
• Storage
• Privacy door
• Opening port light

Galley

• Refrigerator/freezer
• Microwave
• Electric cooktop
• Stainless sink
• Solid-surface countertop
• Cherry cabinetry

☀️ The cockpit is the star

This is where the 360 really shines. It has large U-shaped seating, wet bar, sink, ice maker, double helm seat, tables, transom sun lounges and a walk-through transom. One example is advertised with seating for 14 people.

The boat has a 10'6" beam, 174 gallons of fuel and weighs about 13,700 pounds dry, so it is a substantial boat.

The Cobalt 360 Performance Cruiser brings to market all the amenities of a cruiser coupled with all the performance of a sportboat. Equipped with dozens of standard features and buoyed by an options list that ranges from air-conditioning to a global positioning system / radar in a single unit, the 360 arrives with a carefully tuned hull ready to take on big, rough water. The 360 incorporates classic styling with the long, clean lines that have defined Cobalt design for 30 years. Forward, there is a windlass with a Delta anchor. A walk-through door waits at the transom, with a concealed boarding ladder. From bow to stern, all the Cobalt standards are present: stainless steel windshield frame, bow scuff plate, stainless steel bow rail, and transom storage. The cockpit is a study in comfort and convenience with removable 40-ounce carpet, an ice chest, a double table, an ice maker, a sink running hot and cold water, a cabin door with a screen and, for an extra measure of usefulness, a 110-volt outlet. The instrumentation is comprehensive and aircraft-quality: a compass, a depth gauge, temperature gauges for air and water, an hour meter, and a trim-tab indicator system. The design of the dash carries some nice surprises: zero-effort engine controls and Waterfall Bubinga wood with all of its eye appeal and durability. In the cabin there is a table and a berth (mid-cabin), a refrigerator / freezer, a stove, a microwave, and a fiberglass head unit with a shower.

Boat only.

Trailer can be purchased separately.