I'm selling my 2004 Farallon 2300 Diesel Walkaround Pilothouse Sportfisher. Purchased in July 2014 from the original owner with only 608hrs on it.... Currently has 915hrs on the clock. It's 23' 4" long with a 8' 6" beam with a 2' 6" draft. When I purchased it it was rigged with circa 2004 Furuno electronics (Radar, Chart, GPS, Sonar), a stereo and a basic VHF radio. The original owner took amazing care of it and it was immaculate when I bought it, It's lived it's entire life on the trailer and it's never had bottom paint. The longest it has stayed in the water is 2 weeks. It comes with a briefcase full with every single piece of paperwork, receipts, manuals and documentation for it. The original owner had it maintained by Helmut's Marine since it was new, I have done the same since I have owned it. Here are the details, specs and what I have improved on it, Everything that is mentioned NEW was purchased beginning January 2015 thru May 2015.Engine / Outdrive:  Volvo D4/210 Turbo Diesel with 210hp Volvo DPH-A DuoProp Outdrive w/ power steeringBoth engine and drive are original to the boat and have been serviced every 100hrs (Oil changed, Filters changed, Impeller changed, Breather cleaned). Zinc's replaced as needed, Exhaust and drive bellows replaced every 300hrs. Coolant and aftercooler flushed as required and it's been flushed with Salt-Away after every trip. I currently have it scheduled for a full service which includes: Engine oil and filters, Drive oil, Zinc's, Impeller and both bellows. I just replaced the shift cable and electronic shift actuator as the originals were getting a little tired. It purrs like a sewing machine, No smoke and no issues.... I would not even hesitate taking this boat 100+ miles offshore to chase some BFT. With a 105 gallon fuel tank you get about a 300 mile range. 2600rpm burns about 5.2gal/hr, 3500rpm max engine speed. At 2700rpm I get about 20knts, At 3200 I get about 25knts. For an all day salmon troll up and down the coast it will burn about 10 to 12 gallons. Fishing Equipment:NEW Furuno DFF1-UHD Ultra High Definition CHIRP Sonar Black Box. NEW Furuno / AIRMAR TM265LH Transom Mount 1kW CHIRP Transducer.1 Pair of Taco 15' telescoping heavy duty outriggers (Black/Gold) with stainless gunwale mounts. All outrigger tackle is included.Electric Crab Pot puller, Has flush-mount system on the starboard gunwale with power on a 30A breaker (Pulls loaded 32" pots with ease). NEW 1 Pair of Scotty DepthPower 1106 heavy duty electric telescoping boom (30" to 60") downriggers with covers, Used once! All downrigger tackle is included.Kodiak Bait Tank / Bleed tank with pump.NEW Custom fabricated 34" welded aluminum fish cleaning box.Large under deck fish hold with macerator pump... big enough to climb into and close the door.
Safety Equipment:ACR Electronics GlobalFix iPro 406Mhz GPS EPIRB with manual release bracket.NEW ACR Electronics ResQLink PLB Personal Locator Beacon.NEW DeLorme InReach Explorer Two-Way Satellite Text Messaging with charging cradle base.NEW Standard Horizon GX2200 DSC/GPS/AIS Receiving main VHF Radio with a RAM3 Remote handset and an external PA/Fog horn. Connected to a Shakespere 8900 8' 6db VHF antenna whip on a 2" Shakespere extension. All antenna hardware is stainless steel.

NEW Standard Horizon GX1600 DSC VHF Back-Up radio, Connected to a Shakespere 8900 8' 6db VHF antenna whip. All antenna hardware is stainless steel. NEW Icom IC-M92D portable DSC/GPS floating VHF with charging cradle mount.NEW Carbon Monoxide Detector.NEW GoLight 400,000 Candle Power Remote Spotlight with helm mounted control. NEW Rocket Flares, Hand Flares, Smoke markers, Water dye and first aid kit.

NEW 4x Mustang auto/manual inflating PFD's (Life Jackets).

NEW 24" SOLAS Life Ring.NEW OhShit kit (Engine Belt, Strainer gasket, Oils, Fluids, Jumpers etc).NEW 2x Fire Extinguishers
Navigation Equipment:NEW Furuno MFD12 NavNet3D 12" Display with West Coast map chip and satellite photo overlay.

NEW Furuno GP-1870 7" Stand-alone Chart / Display with West Coast map chip and satellite photo overlay.NEW Furuno DRS4D 4kW 24" 36 mile Ultra High Definition Radar.NEW Furuno GP-330B GPS/WAAS Antenna.NEW Furuno PG-700 Heading Sensor.

NEW Furuno RD-33 4.3" Remote Display.

NEW SixNET EtherTRAK ET-GT-5ES Industrial Ethernet Switch.NEW Guest Bronze Ground Plate (For SSB radio I was going to install).
Entertainment Equipment:NEW Fusion MS-AV700i Head unit with AM/FM/VHF/CD/DVD and IR remote.NEW Shakespere 5420-XT 4' AM/FM Antenna. All antenna hardware is stainless steel. NEW Fusion iPod Dock (stashed in V berth).NEW Fusion MS-NRX200i NMEA2K wired remote control (mounted next to the wheel so you don't have to take your hands off it).NEW Definitive Technology AW6500 Outdoor Speakers.What else is NEW:Nautolex Marine Vinyl on the top of the cabin.ScanStrut Stainless Steel Radar mount with gantry option.Perko LED Anchor light.Lumitec TouchDome LED Red/White dome light.2x Lumitec Aurora LED Blue/White helm lights (above port/starboard helm).1x Lumitec SeaBlaze X LED Blue/White underwater light on transom.2x Dual 5V USB charging ports (replaces old cig lighter style port).2x NorthStar Group 31 AGM Batteries.Guest Dual 10A Battery Charger.3x Lumitec Caprera LED Flood Lights (one on the rear deck, one on each midship port/starboard side)Fish hold and both forward and aft bilges have been finished in Interlux white epoxy paint.Extensive electrical upgrade / rework with new fuse panels, fuses, breakers and so on.
Standard Factory Equipment:Port & Starboard single speed windshield wipers.Forward and Aft bilge pumps.All thru-hulls are Bronze.8 space rocket launcher.Cabin Heater with 3 speed fan.Pressurized raw water wash down pump with hose.Oversized Stainless Steel electric trim tabs.Adjustable helm seating. Rear seating cushions and V berth cushion.Full Volvo EVC Electronic Gauge Set with Helm Station and Trim Controls, 2 ignition keys included.Ritchie 4" Compass with backlight.

Electric Horn.Non Skid Self Bailing Work Decks.Rope Locker With Overboard Drain.

Pilot House Safety Glass and Side Sliding Windows.Large sleeping berth with lighting and storage.Under Seat rear tackle box storage.Stainless deck and cabin railing.That's about all I can think of that has been done. Comes with rear canvas to enclose the house as well as full canvas boat cover. Also included is a pair of brand new in the crate factory replacement aluminum framed windshields to replace the vinyl framed ones... An upgrade that I had yet to install. The boat sits on a Pacific galvanized trailer that came with it when new... I just put 4 new radials on it at the cost of $628. It has a new tongue jack and bow roller as well as all new LED lighting all the way around (7 total). The brakes suck, It needs a brake job for sure. I never did them as my Dodge truck stops it pretty good on it's own. Hubs and bearings are fine, They have buddies on them and I've kept them greased. I was planning on getting a brake rotor / caliper kit from Pacific and maybe the torsion axle upgrade but never did. The trailer pulls straight and is in good condition but as said..... It needs brakes.  The V-Berth is large enough for a 6'2" person to lay down straight, It's pretty roomy down there, Tons of storage.The boat itself is great, Handles like a dream. Quick and responsive steering, Trolls at 2.6kt in gear at idle. Handles rough seas safely, These boats were designed for our West Coast waters. I've been through some decent seat puckering seas coming across the bar and around Bonita.... It gets you home safely. Fished from the Golden Gate to Half Moon Bay to Bodega and the Farallon's. Someone is going to really enjoy this boat. I never thought I'd sell it but due to financial responsibilities I pretty much have to let it go.Current California registration, Permanent California trailer registration. This boat today from Farallon with a Volvo D4/225 DPH package, trailer and rigged with identical equipment with tax would run you close to $140,000.00. Base alone with basic rigging and no power is $61,800.00.Serious local buyers welcome to come check it out. You can see more pictures on bloody decks....bdoutdoors.com/forums/threads/winter-project-time-to-dial-it-in.573105/