2004 Hydra-Sports Hydra-Sports 3300-3400 Vector CC — Pompano Beach, FL

A 2004 Hydra-Sports 3300 Vector CC at Pompano Beach, asking $94,900 through Angler's Edge Marine. The 3300–3400 Vector ran from 2003 to 2015 — 33.4 ft of hull on 10.3 ft of beam — and it is the boat the yard's name rests on: a deep-V drawn for sustained offshore speed, hand-laid over a one-piece structural grid, heavy for its length on purpose. This is an early example, built in the second year of the run.

Two honesty notes. We hold no other 3300–3400 Vector, so there is no sister ship to price this one against; every comparison below is cross-model. And our file carries no engine, hours or repower history. On a twenty-two-year-old outboard boat that folder is the purchase, not the hull.

What the shelf does place is the position. This boat tops our center consoles under $100k — six boats from $24,000 up to this one, and the only one over thirty feet. At this money you are trading modern systems for length: the newer consoles near the price are all seven feet shorter.

That trade, taken the other way, is the 2018 Wellcraft 262 Fisherman down the coast at Miami Beach — fourteen years newer for $13,000 less.

The closest a recent hull comes to this money is the 2017 Sea Fox 288 Commander at Marrero, $25,095 over.

And what this length costs in a recent boat is the 2017 Scout 320 LXF in Michigan, at more than double the ask.

If it is thirty-three feet of offshore hull you want at under $100,000, the shelf offers one — this is the one to survey first: