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Stamas 326 Aegean
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Find My BoatThe Stamas 326 Aegean is a 326-foot cruiser built by Stamas. Here's what buyers and owners need to know about pricing, specs, ownership costs, and what these boats actually sell for on the Gulf Coast.
Common questions
What does a Stamas 326 Aegean cost?
A used 2020 Stamas 326 Aegean typically costs between $275,000 and $350,000. The final price depends heavily on the vessel's condition, installed electronics, and especially the outboard engine hours and service history. Well-maintained examples with low hours and desirable options will command the highest prices in the market.
What are the common issues with the Stamas 326 Aegean?
Common issues are generally minor and typical for any boat of this type. Scrutinize standard wear items like vinyl upholstery and canvas from sun exposure, and ensure all systems like the generator, air conditioning, and plumbing function correctly. While structurally sound, minor cosmetic gelcoat crazing in high-stress areas is possible.
How does the Stamas 326 Aegean compare to other cruisers in its class?
The Stamas 326 Aegean competes with the Grady-White Express 330 and Pursuit OS 325, distinguishing itself with a famously robust, heavy-duty hull. While competitors may offer different layouts or more modern styling, the Stamas is prized for its solid, sea-kindly ride and traditional, durable build quality that inspires confidence offshore.
What is the fuel consumption on a Stamas 326 Aegean?
Fuel consumption typically averages around 1.2 to 1.4 miles per gallon at a cruising speed of approximately 30-35 mph. This performance is common when equipped with twin 300hp outboard engines. Actual fuel burn will vary based on sea conditions, passenger and gear load, engine maintenance, and throttle management.
Is the Stamas 326 Aegean good for offshore use?
Yes, the Stamas 326 Aegean is considered excellent for offshore use. Its proven deep-V hull, heavy displacement, and durable construction provide a safe and stable ride in challenging conditions. The protective helm and cabin offer comfort for longer passages, making it a capable platform for serious offshore fishing and cruising.
What is the resale value of a Stamas 326 Aegean?
The Stamas 326 Aegean typically demonstrates strong resale value compared to many production boats. This is largely due to the manufacturer's long-standing reputation for building durable, overbuilt hulls with a timeless design. A well-maintained vessel with comprehensive service records will depreciate less steeply than many mass-produced competitors in its class.
What are the annual ownership costs for a Stamas 326 Aegean?
Annual ownership costs are commonly estimated at 10% of the vessel's current value, potentially ranging from $27,000 to $35,000 per year. This general figure accounts for fixed costs like insurance and slip fees, as well as variable expenses for fuel, routine engine maintenance, and periodic bottom painting and system servicing.
What should I look for during a pre-purchase survey of a Stamas 326 Aegean?
A survey should prioritize outboard engine health, including computer diagnostics and compression tests. Instruct the surveyor to pay close attention to the functionality of all onboard systems, such as the generator, air conditioning, and head. Also, inspect for any water intrusion around windows, hatches, and deck hardware on the vessel.
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