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Uniflite 28 Mega

Built 1977–1984 by Uniflite Inc. (Bellingham, WA)

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About the Uniflite 28 Mega

Researched from public sources for this model. Any individual boat may have been modified or repowered — confirm before relying on any figure.

Illustration of a Uniflite 28 Mega
Illustration, not a photo of this model. AI-generated illustration of a typical express cruiser.
Built
1977–1984
Builder
Uniflite Inc. (Bellingham, WA)
Length
28.17 ft
Beam
10.83 ft
Draft
2.83 ft
Displacement
10,500 lb
Hull / keel
planing
Propulsion
inboard
Fuel
140 gal
Water
50 gal
Bow thruster
none
Stern thruster
none

Wide-beam sedan with V-drives reached through cockpit hatches; most have a lower helm. Galley two steps down.

Known problems for this model

Engines & parts

Crusader 350 / 454 inboard gas V8 parts: good

Factory standard engine — you entered “Crusader gas V8 with V-drive”

GM-based inboard engines; Crusader (now part of Pleasurecraft Marine Engine Co.) still publishes illustrated parts manuals and sells through distributors. Go2marine stocks Crusader manifolds, risers, raw water pumps and ignition parts; Osco and Barr make aftermarket manifolds, and new GM/Crusader base engines are sold by rebuilders.

Parts sources: Crusader Engines, Go2marine (Crusader parts), 1-800-RUNS-NEW (GM & Crusader base engines)

Common problems (1)
  • Clogged or failing manifolds/risers exhaust
    Owners find individual risers running much hotter than the others (a sign of internal blockage) and debate replacing vs. flushing; Osco manifolds are often preferred as closest to OEM.
    marineengine.com · marineengine.com
Model sources (2)

hmy.com · nautipedia.it

Other Uniflite models

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