In 1967 the stylish 42′ Commander was launched by Chris-Craft as a brand-new model. It was described in the sales brochure as… “Completely different from the ordinary type of double-cabin flybridge cruiser. There’s more room, both on deck and belowdecks. The cabin extends all the way to the transom, which provides a spacious sundeck topside. The longer superstructure means more window area, and thus a brighter aft cabin.” “Throughout the boat there’s room to move around and room to entertain. And headroom is 6’2″ and up. The master stateroom aft is extra-large, with two wide berths, large wardrobes, and an adjoining toilet room with a standard shower. Amidships is a salon which rivals larger vessels for roominess and convenience. The layout is warm and hospitable, and it features twin lounges on either side of a dining table which can be lowered to coffee table height.” "Distraction" Is an elegant freshwater example of what the 42 Commander with a well documented history should be.This boat has been in fresh water her whole life and is offered with many recent updates to her making her truly one of a kind! Many of her notable features and recent updates include:   - Garmin GPSmap 7612xsv with Radar   - Simrad auto pilot   - Kenwood stereo   - Wood slat adjustable blinds in salon   - 18 bottle wine cooler   - Two flatscreen TVs   - Davits at rear of boat for dinghy   - Teak swim platform   - Teak and Holly flooring in salon   - Double recliner in salon that makes into bed   - Hydraulic steering   - Hydraulic trim tabs   - Vacuflush Heads   - Full Camper enclosure   - Kohler 6.5A23 Genset   - Electric windless controlled from helm.   - Twin 300HP 427 Gas Engines