2000 SN engine options

[bsb4fsu]

What engine options were available on the 2000 Ski Nautique? Was PCM the only factory installed engine or did Correct Craft use Indmar in 2000 as well? I know the PCM GT-40 HO and the Python were available.

[swc5150]

PCM only. I think you could still order the Chevrolet based Apex at that time, in addition to the engines you mention.

[Mikeski]

Indmar, never

You will find Crusader Marine engines in older Correct Craft boats (70's and earlier) but PleasureCraft Marine and Crusader Marine are the same company, just different divisions.

[firefighter]

Go to face book and like correct craft and then you will be able to find out what motor options were available. CC has put all there past brochures on there time line.

[TRBenj]

Indmar, never

You will find Crusader Marine engines in older Correct Craft boats (70's and earlier) but PleasureCraft Marine and Crusader Marine are the same company, just different divisions.

Theyre the same company now, but were not the same in the 70's. I dont recall seeing an original Crusader installed in a CC much past 1972, back when Thermo Electron owned both Conquerer/Crusader and Palmer. That was back before PCM existed (though Waukesha debuted around that time and was available, which later was sold to, or morphed into Pleasurecraft). Interceptor, Chrysler, Holman-Moody and OMC were also engine options from the late 60's through the 70's. Pleasurecraft has essentially been CC's exclusive engine supplier dating back to ~1980. But all of that is neither here nor there in regards to the original poster's question.

In addition to the GT40, Apex and Python, there was a 5.0L 275hp engine offered in 2000.

http://correctcraftfan.com/reference...ex.asp?page=33

[bsb4fsu]

Thanks for the info. I didn't think Correct Craft had used Indmar but I saw a for sale listing with the motor being listed as Indmar.