2024 Crusader The Classic 6.0L MPI Base

2024 Crusader The Classic 6.0L MPI Base

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  • Year 2024
  • Make Crusader
  • Model The Classic 6.0L MPI
2024 Crusader The Classic 6.0L MPI Base

2024 Crusader The Classic 6.0L MPI Base

2024 Crusader The Classic 6.0L MPI

Welcome to Crusader CLASSIC Series

For over 58 years, Crusader Engines has provided the ultimate in premium power for the world’s finest inboard motor yachts and sportfishing boats.With superior performance, durabiltiy and overall customer satisfaction, it's no wonder we can say, “On Open Water, They’re Priceless.”

About Us

Trademark blue Crusader engines have provided premium inboard power for many of the industry’s finest cruisers and sportfishermen for over a half century. Over the years, the list of boat manufacturers who use Crusader power reads like a “who’s who” of the greatest yacht, cruiser and sportfishing boat artisans in the world.

In 1998, Crusader was acquired by the Pleasurecraft® Marine Engine Company, a highly regarded inboard manufacturer for over 38 years. The union created the Pleasurecraft Engine Group, which is now the leading manufacturer of gasoline inboards in the world. With state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities and a strong focus on research and development, Crusader inboards are built specifically for the rigors of offshore use.

To add value at every opportunity, we design and manufacture most marinization components ourselves, using sophisticated computer-controlled machinery. This technology allows us to control costs and quality, further enhancing the premium value of the Crusader product. The following pages detail the outstanding features, top quality components and customer satisfaction programs that show why Crusader inboards are uniquely superior.

Engine

Displacement 364 c.i.d.
Exhaust System: Standard and V-drive Non-Catalyst
Cooling System Fresh Water Cooled
Alternator AMP or 100 AMP 70

Fuel System

Fuel System MPI Fuel Injection

Drivetrain

Transmission Hurth ZF, or Warner

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