Up for sale is my 2002 3300 Maxum SCR This Maxum has very efficiently lay out, with a comfortable salon, fully-equipped galley (stove, sink, microwave, fridge, lots of cabinet space) comfortable sleeping accommodations for 6 and plenty of room capacity for 12 Passengers Engines have 440 hours, I do use the boat so hours will go up. Generator has less than 50 hrs and zero after rebuilt This boat looks great, all original carpet, no tears on the seats, beautiful wood cabinets, refrigerators, water faucets, head, interior lights, battery chargers, stove, air conditioning all work like they should. I have truly taken care of this puppy but now it’s time for me to downsize. Below is a list of things that have been done to the boat in the last two years. -Complete generator overhaul. It was pulled out of the boat, rebuilt and rewired. -Brand new water heater -Brand new air conditioning water pump -New and starboard engine starters along with the 90 amp fuses -New port and starboard Alternators -Three New batteries -Both serpentine belts -Replaced hose replaced per Coast Guard recommendation -Replaced cockpit fuses -Replaced both trim pumps -Replaced and starboard Crankshaft seals -Replaced outdrivesand hull anodes -Complete anti-foul bottom paint spring 2018 -New Water pressure regulator -New Fresh water pump -New LED courtesy lights Recent maintenance: -Fuel/water separators -Engine oil/filters -Out drive gear oil -New Serpentine belts Here are couple of things I never bothered fixing. -Port windshield wiper arm is missing -Macerator pump needs to be replaced $120. It is illegal to dump untreated human waste in navigable waters so I never bothered. -Outdrive tilt switches will eventually have to be replaced as they are finicky at times. These are about $70 a piece (2x), and re-running the wires is no easy task. I don’t go in shallow waters and I use my trim tabs so this didn’t bother me either. Boat is currently in the water in DC on the Potomac river. I have the title in hand. Shoot me your best offer. Thank you.