Rinker 246 bow rider (Boating News)


Rinker 246 bow rider

Posted by: boatconnection

Description: 2008 brand new rinker 246 captiva br, powered by volvo penta duo-prop. for questions or information contact the boat connection at 561-686-0002.
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Ranger introduces Sport Utility Vessel for 2008

The size, features and adaptability of the sport utility vehicle have made it become the norm for those towing boats, taking long vacations or just driving to the store. Now, the same attitude has been infused into a trailerable, fiberglass fishing boat, making it the ideal platform for a multitude of on-the-water functions: from cruising and water sports to serious fishing and long hauls.


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1981 Nauticat 44 :: Refit w/ Genset, Rebuilt Engine, World Class Motorsailer
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Posted by: RioDulceYachts

Description: Year: 1981 Make: Nauticat / Siltala Yachts Model: 44 Asking: US$205,000 LOA: 44'9" LWL: 37'9" Beam: 12'2" Schooner Draft: 4'6" Disp: 31900lbs Hull: GRP Water: 320 gal Fuel: 265 gal A World Class Motorsailer General Description :: Capable of up to 10 knots, the full keel of the Nauticat 44 has exceptional maneuverability and steadiness, and is a delight to the ocean passagemaker. Her long range capabilities and dual steering station enable her to take you to any port you choose, rain or shine. Her sumptuous accommodations, including a spacious aft cabin, make her an ideal live aboard or charter. Special Notes :: Recent repower and refit. New genset, batteries and wiring. Sails/Rigging :: Schooner Rigged Mainsail (mast furling) 2005 130% Furling Genoa 2005 Mizzen (inner) 2007 Staysail 2007 Standing rigging 2004 Running rigging 2004 Engine :: Ford Lehman Mermaid 6 cyl / Diesel 140hp / rebuilt 2007 ONLY 400 HOURS Easy access for service and inspection Accomodations :: Standing headroom throughout Pilothouse with L-shaped settee and table Main salon with U-shaped settee and dining table Forward cabin, double Vberth plus 2 crew bunks, hanging locker Spacious Aft cabin w queen berth, loveseat,desk and private head/shower Large galley to starboard with stove, fridge and microwave 2 complete heads with showers, fore and aft Ample locker and cabinet storage throughout Electrical System :: 6k Beta Marine Genset 2005 w only 182 hours 1 x deep cycle battery, starter for Engine and Genset 4 x deep cycle 200 amp hour batteries, house bank NEW 1 x deep cycle battery for bow thrusters 220v shore power Navigation/Electronics :: Neco Autopilot Ritchie Compass Raytheon Tridata- Depth / Speed / Temp Ratheon Wind Instrument Raytheon Radar VHF Radio Navtex 2 Steering stations - Hydraulic Wheel Fixed Windshield with Wipers Adjustable Spotlight from within Pilothouse Extra Equipment :: Bow thrusters Bow platform with anchor roller 2000w Windlass Electric and manual Large selection of ground tackle Davits - stainless steel 6 man liferaft Boarding Ladder Gang plank - aluminium Television Kenwood CD player (New) For more pictures and details, visit us online at www.riodulceyachts.com
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Stingray strikes deal with Volvo

Stingray Powerboats will exclusively offer Volvo Penta propulsion in its boats beginning with the 2008 model year.

The company says it made the decision to make Volvo Penta its sole engine supplier to increase plant efficiency, contain training costs and better ensure reliable, on-time delivery.


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1941 Chris-Craft Deluxe Utility
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Posted by: hinderaker

Description: Fully restored in 2000, including 90% new wood, new 5200 bottom, original hardware and rare "bulls eye" gauges. 105 hp KL engine runs great! Includes custom trailer and waterline cover. Turn-key boat in show condition!
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1979 Gulfstar 37, Recent Engine Overhaul, Refinished Interior, Air Conditioned
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Posted by: RioDulceYachts

Description: Make: Gulfstar Year: 1979 Model: 37 Designer: V. Lazarra LOA: 37' LWL: 33' Beam: 11'10" Sloop Draft: 4'9" Disp: 19500lbs Ballast: 8000lbs Hull: Fiberglass Water: 80 gal Fuel: 70 gal Holding: 20 gal Recent Engine Overhaul! :: Interior Completely Revarnished! General Description :: An established cruising vessel: the ideal compromise between a fast modern boat and a heavier full-keel cruiser. She possesses speed and manueverability without being uncomfortable and cramped. She offers plenty of room and comfort for the cruising couple -- with space to spare for visitors -- without sacrificing the flexibility to sail where you want, when you want, at a reasonable cruising speed! Engine & Sails :: The original Perkins 4108 50HP overhauled in spring 2006! Standing and running rigging in fair condition. Mainsail on a Dutchman system, 140% genoa on roller furling. Also carries a spare working jib and a cruising spinnaker. Perkins 4108 50HP, 4-cylinder 140% furling genoa spare working jib cruising spinnaker w chute, 12 yrs Accomodations :: The Gulfstar 37 Sailmaster, with nearly 12 feet of beam, offers an amazing amount of living space for her size. The interior layout provides sleeping accommodations for 5 people. She has a private V berth with standing headroom and a double-entry head/shower. The salon has two settee extension berths and one pilot berth to port. A large double drop-leaf table provides banquet-style dining for crew and guests! The galley (to port) has a very efficient wrap around counter area. Opposite is an L-shaped navigation station, providing comfort and convenience and lots of space for electronics , charts, etc. 4 berths, 1 pilot berth (port) Adler Barbour ColdMachine refrigeration 2-burner Shipmate propane stove/oven double stainless steel sink 1600 BTU air condition/heating double-entry head w shower double drop-leaf table pressurized freshwater system Electrical System :: 6 golf cart batteries connected for house bank. Separate starting battery and battery for the electric windlass. Navigation/Electronics :: Two handheld GPS/chartplotters. Raytheon tridata and wind instruments at the helm! Raytheon tridata Raytheon wind instrument VHF radio Simrad wheelpilot Garmin handheld GPS spare handheld GPS Extra Equipment :: 35# Bruce anchor Muir electric windlass 2 Lewmar 44 ST winches 8' fiberglass dinghy, made in GTM 9.9 Yamaha Enduro outboard matching canvas covers & bimini dinghy davits Complete set of cockpit cushions existing pole for wind generator Magma grill lots of extras on board (tools, spares, housewares, etc.)! Visit us online at www.riodulceyachts.com for more information
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My First Boat

I am interested in getting a boat and having it near the Ft. Myers area. I would like this boat to be able to make it to Key West and be able to handle some seas. It doesn't have to be super fast just economical. I guess I am wondering what type of boat should I get such as a trauller or a sport fisherman and how many feet is the best. Should it be gas or a diesel. Please keep in mind that this is a first boat it doesn't have to be in absolute pristine condition. I am pretty handy and can upgrade interior, electronics, and powerplant. I am what you like to call a "weekend warrior" in fact I prefer it. I am looking to spend around 20,000 to 40,000 maybe more it depends. So an older boat is probably what I am looking for but it has to have a good hull. If anyone knows anything that would help me out I would appreciate it.


Source: boatloco.com

Mercury to launch two new engines in fuel efficient OptiMax family

This summer, Mercury Marine will add two new powerful siblings to its industry-leading OptiMax outboard family — the OptiMax 175 Pro XS and the 250 OptiMax.

The OptiMax fuel system matches, and even surpasses, the fuel efficiency of many of today's large four-strokes. Compared to traditional two- strokes, the OptiMax fuel system uses as much as 45 percent less fuel for the same running period.


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