2001 Baja Boss 272

Includes: Full cover, and a recent survey. 

The 2001 Baja 272 Boss is a 27-foot performance boat known for its deep hull and ability to handle rough water. It features a spacious swim platform, a ski tow eye, and a freshwater spray system. The boat's styling is described as having a more European influence with rounded edges and an integrated swim platform. It typically comes equipped with a powerful engine like the 496 Mag HO and a Bravo 1 outdrive, making it suitable for watersports and day cruising.    Key Features of the 2001 Baja 272 Boss:

• Deep Hull: Provides good handling in choppy water.
• Spacious Swim Platform: Offers easy access to the water.
• Bravo 1 Outdrive: Known for its performance and reliability.
• 496 Mag HO Engine: Provides ample power for watersports and cruising.
• Integrated Swim Platform: A modern design feature that enhances the boat's aesthetics and functionality.
• Dual Ram Trim Tabs: Allow for precise adjustments to boat trim.
• Gaffrey Controls: Offers separate shift and throttle for more precise control.
• Comfortable Seating: Includes arrow drop-down bolsters and spacious seating for passengers.
• Windshield: Helps protect occupants from the wind.
• Cabin: Features two opposing sofas and storage space, suitable for overnighting.
• Freshwater Spray System: Useful for rinsing off after swimming or watersports.
• Good Storage: Plenty of space for life vests, skis, and other gear.
• Cockpit Cover and Full Cover: Provide protection from the elements when not in use.   

Popularity: The Baja 272 Boss is a popular model, particularly from the late 1990s and early 2000s, due to its performance characteristics and family-friendly features. It is often considered a good option for those looking for a performance boat that can also be enjoyed for leisurely cruising and watersports.