2010 Grady White 275 Tournament
Turn-key versatility and legendary Grady-White quality come together in this 2010 Grady-White Tournament 275. Designed to handle everything from offshore fishing trips to family cruising and watersports, the Tournament 275 features Grady-White’s renowned SeaV² hull, delivering the smooth, confident ride that has made the brand one of the most respected names in boating. The spacious dual-console layout offers ample seating, a fiberglass hardtop, walk-through windshield, enclosed head compartment, and plenty of storage, making every day on the water comfortable and enjoyable.
Whether you're chasing fish offshore or spending the afternoon at the sandbar, this 27-foot dual console is equipped to do it all. Anglers will appreciate the livewell, fish boxes, rod holders, and wide-open cockpit space, while family and guests can relax in the generous bow seating and cockpit lounge areas. With Grady-White’s reputation for exceptional craftsmanship, durability, and resale value, this 2010 Tournament 275 is an outstanding opportunity for boaters looking for a premium all-around platform that excels in both fishing and family fun
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the specifications of the 2010 Grady-White 275 Tournament?
The 2010 Grady-White 275 Tournament measures approximately 26'11" in length with an 8'6" beam and a 20-inch draft. This 27-foot dual-console boat combines Grady-White's offshore capability with a spacious, versatile layout designed for both fishing and family cruising.
Is the Grady-White 275 Tournament a good offshore fishing boat?
Yes. The Grady-White 275 Tournament is designed to handle offshore fishing while still providing the comfort and versatility of a dual-console boat. Its substantial size, deep-V hull design, large fuel capacity, spacious cockpit, and fishing-focused features make it a strong choice for offshore and inshore fishing in Southwest Florida.
How much fuel does the 2010 Grady-White 275 Tournament hold?
The 2010 Grady-White 275 Tournament has a large fuel capacity of approximately 184 gallons on this listing, providing the range needed for longer offshore fishing trips and extended days on the water.
Is the Grady-White 275 Tournament good for families and cruising?
Absolutely. Unlike a dedicated center-console fishing boat, the Grady-White 275 Tournament features a versatile dual-console layout with comfortable bow seating, an enclosed head, storage, and seating throughout the boat. This makes it a great option for families who want one boat for fishing, cruising, sandbar days, and watersports.
What engine does this 2010 Grady-White 275 Tournament have?
This 2010 Grady-White 275 Tournament is powered by a Yamaha F350 outboard. The combination of the Yamaha F350 and Grady-White's proven hull provides the power and performance needed for offshore cruising, fishing, and recreational boating.
Where is this used boat located?
This boat is listed by Bonita Boat Center in Bonita Springs, Florida. Its physical location may be at our dealership, service facility, marina, or an off-site location. Please confirm where the boat can be inspected before visiting.
Are low engine hours always better on a used boat?
Not necessarily. Low hours can be attractive, but maintenance history, storage conditions, corrosion, age, and frequency of use are equally important. A regularly operated and properly serviced engine may be a better purchase than an extremely low-hour engine that has been stored or maintained improperly.
Does this boat have service records?
Available service records vary by boat and previous owner. Contact Bonita Boat Center to determine whether maintenance invoices, engine reports, warranty records, manuals, or other ownership documents are included with this boat.
Should I get a marine survey before buying a used boat?
A professional marine survey is often recommended, particularly for larger, older, higher-value, or more complex boats. A survey can evaluate the hull, deck, structure, electrical equipment, onboard systems, safety equipment, and apparent condition. It is not the same as a specialized engine inspection.
Can I finance a used boat?
Yes. Financing may be available to qualified buyers. Approval, down payment, rate, and term depend on credit, boat age, loan amount, survey results, collateral condition, and lender guidelines. Older boats may have more limited financing options.
