422

422 Commander

Specifications:

Years Produced:

1983 - 1990

Serial Numbers:

Hulls Built:

Length:

50 CCHEL and CCNYA

42' 4"

Beam:

14'

Draft:

3' 11"

Weight:

Freeboard Forward:

34,000 lbs

6'5"

Freeboard Aft:

3'11"

Height from Waterline:

12'10"

Fuel Capacity (gals.):

525 Fresh Water Capacity (gals.):

65

Bottom Color

Waterline Color

Upholstery

Pecan, Khaki/Navy

Hull Side Color

Cabin Top Color

Engines Offered

2-340hp Mercruisers
2-390hp 6-71 TI Diesels
2 465hp 6V 92 TA Diesels
Diesel engines include fresh water cooling & fuel/water separator

Description:

Updated styling from the 421. Hull Type: Modified V
An updated version of the popular Chris Craft 42 Tournament Fisherman (1975–77) the durable 422 Commander has stood the test of time with offshore anglers and family cruisers alike.
There’s much to like about this boat in spite of her age. Styling was leading edge for her era, and the Commander’s versatile two stateroom interior features a roomy owner’s suite with island berth (and vanity sink), a large double-entry head with full-size shower, and a convenient breakfast bar in the salon overlooking a U-shaped galley with copious counter and storage space. A lower helm was optional for boaters in cooler climates, and removable hatches in the salon sole provide good access to the engines. The 422’s roomy fishing cockpit, complete with two in-deck fish boxes, transom door, coaming pads, and washdowns ranks among the biggest in her class. (Teak cover boards were a popular option.)
Topside, two captains chairs and an L-shaped bench on the large flybridge provide seating for a small crowd. Built on a solid fiberglass hull with generous beam, the 422 Commander is known for
a comfortable ride. She’ll cruise at 22 knots with standard 450hp GM 6-71TI diesels (26–28 knots top).

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