A Custom Grabber Blue Chaudron Pro S-25 Lands in Miami: The Ultimate Compact Offshore Sport Boat

For the customer who custom ordered this custom painted Chaudron Pro-S25 it was a way to combine his passion for cars and boats, using the famed Grabber blue color scheme from popular Ford Mustang performance models. With a big stereo from JL Audio and the carbon edition features, this Chaudron came out incredible. I really love blue and this color suits the boat perfectly. The black GT stripe really accentuates the long lines of the boat.

Paint provides more UV protection and a gloss that is hard to beat. The Awlcraft 2000 is really durable and has a beautiful finish.

The Mercury Racing 300R is the perfect match on the Pro S-25, with the ability to get to 90 MPH and also cruise in a serious chop, the narrow beam really shines. This one will have all sorts of upgrades, including Uflex steering with a tilt helm and an 8” Bob’s Machine Race-Lite jack plate, which is a new design with lighter bracket, powder coated black and uses the Action series hydraulic pump. Two Simrad NSX 7” screens to monitor everything. This one also has custom swim steps for a practical touch. A 28” Mercury Racing Max5 ST will be the first prop we will run.

The cockpit is really accommodating with room for up to 5, storage under the bow and sides, and lots of leg room for the rear passengers. You seat deep inside, which gives a nice secure feeling.

There is something about the lines of the 25 that are amazing, the long deck, narrow 6’ beam and sleek faring make it seem longer than it’s actual length. With a 24 degree hull and twin steps, the Chuadron runs nice and flat and can handle anything you throw at it. Everything that comes out of the Chaudron factory in Malta is hand made and done in house. This particular one is painted with Awlcraft 2000 for an amazing finish that will last a long time in the marine environment. Although the interior is dark, the soft touch material doesn’t get hot. Even sitting in the sun, the seats don’t hold heat.

Once the boat is rigged I should be able to test it and make a good video. Full report coming soon.