Overview
One of a Kind! Displacement Hull with customized cabin. Built by a boat craftsman in Syracuse, NY in 1997. Sleeps 2... Easily Handles 4 to 6 Adults for Cruising. Cabin has 2 Top Hatches Forward and Aft. Boat is Fiberglass over wood construction with Heavy Duty Transom. This Trawler has Flotation the entire length of the boat and is Powered by a Purchased New 2015 Evinrude 25 H.P. with Power Tilt, 2 Cycle Auto Oil Feed - Ultra Low Emissions and Efficient. Outboard motor with approximately 200 Hours. Sips Fuel and will run all day on less than 4 gallons of fuel. Dual Fuel tanks for extended cruising peace-of-mind. Trawler Cruises at 5-7 Knots at 2200-2600 RPM. Maximum speed approximately 8 knots (9.2 mph) at 3000 RPM. This is a displacement hull boat and therefore is incapable of planing so maximum speed is slow but it gets there in comfort and with peace-of-mind in most all sea conditions.
NOTES FROM THE OWNER
We spent 16 days/15 nights on it this summer and cruised for nearly 2 weeks straight sleeping on the boat the entire time, spending a few nights in and around Clayton, NY and then traveling from the St. Lawrence Seaway to Kingston, Ontario and then up the Rideau Canal towards Ottawa and back. The boat handled perfectly and only used 12 gallons of gas during the entire trip. Very comfortable for a small pocket cruiser. Custom memory foam sleeping bunk upholstered cushions. Also has a nearly-new condition, barely used, thoroughly cleaned portable toilet. Previously, we covered half of the Erie Canal in one trip with this boat and had an excellent time and the boat performed flawlessly.
Every time this boat is out and about, either being towed behind the truck or being used in the water, it attracts a lot of attention and compliments. This is your chance to own a unique, One-of-a-Kind boat. We have done all of the bodies of water that we purchased the boat to do, so it is time to share it with the next couple who is looking to do Erie Canal cruises, Rideau Canal, St. Lawrence, Hudson River, or your preferred body of water cruising.
SLEEPING AREA AND AREA FORWARD OF THE HELM
The sleeping arrangements are the two single berths behind the captains' chairs in the salon area. The area forward is galley storage, a spot for a removable cooler, and pull out navigation table and galley prep areas
