1984 Boston Whaler Outrage-18 with four-stroke 150HP Yamaha outboard engine, 310 hour

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ratherwhalering posted 06-02-2014 12:32 PM ET (US)
1984 Boston Whaler Outrage-18. 2004 four-stroke 150HP Yamaha outboard engine, 310 hours. 2004 Pacific trailer with disc brakes. Fishing package including 6 console rod holders with seating pads, 94-quart cooler with seat pad. Dual batteries. Hydraulic steering. VHF radio with 8’ Shakespeare antenna. Includes optional package for trolling motor: Yamaha dual binnacle w/tilt, Yamaha key switch, Yamaha warning horn, Yamaha wiring harness, Yamaha control cables. $17,500.
Here is a permanent link to the pictures:
http://smg.photobucket.com/user/ratherwhalering/library/Outrage-18/ Outrage-18%20For%20Sale
wannabe posted 06-04-2014 10:15 PM ET (US)
It appears to have sold. Nice boat
ratherwhalering posted 06-05-2014 12:05 PM ET (US)
Still available! The link to craigslist was changed.
ratherwhalering posted 06-05-2014 05:45 PM ET (US)
5/2014 upgrades include:
New under gunnel rod racks-varnished
New Springfield pilot seats
New Springfield seat sliders
New pilot seat cushions
New cooler cushion
New cooler bungees
New Whaler cooler hold downs
New Goodyear fuel fill hose
New vent hose
New fuel line
New Raycor fuel filter
New Whaler replacement dash panels
New Whaler replacement ignition panel
New Beckson Deck Plates
New Rule bilge pump switch
New TAP dash cover
New dock lines
New Clark bilge cover
New stainless fasteners
New Shakespeare antenna mount

5/2014 Restored/refinished:
Cooler cleats (varnished)
Console doors and frames
Fire extinguisher box
Console lower trim strips
Teak gunnels
Stainless chaffe guards
Console rod holders

She purrs like a kitten, but roars like a lion!
ratherwhalering posted 06-13-2014 12:14 PM ET (US)
Price reduced to $16,500!
andygere posted 06-15-2014 05:08 PM ET (US)
If you are looking for an Outrage 18' this is the boat you want. Rob is all about the details, and everything is done right. You couldn't get or make one any where near as nice for anything close to the ask.
sjp2 posted 06-25-2014 05:33 AM ET (US)
i always wonder whalers sit so low in the water at the stern,guess i am concerned about a wave over the back,still a nice boat though pity i am in australia.
Ventura posted 06-25-2014 01:03 PM ET (US)
Older Whalers do sit a little low, especially when rigged with a 4 cycle engine. These are usually 100 to 150 lbs heavier than there 2 cycle counter parts.
elvis posted 06-25-2014 08:01 PM ET (US)
Wow, beautiful boat! I had an 85 Outrage 18 some years ago and loved it...superb all around boat...
Rkoutlaw posted 07-05-2014 12:51 AM ET (US)
Where is the boat located?
Jeff posted 07-05-2014 11:21 AM ET (US)
It's likely dry stored at His marina near Tiburon Ca.
Rkoutlaw posted 07-06-2014 09:02 PM ET (US)
Really am interested in the boat but distance is a little far. I'm in Alabama
Chesapeake posted 07-07-2014 10:23 PM ET (US)
Wow. That is just gorgeous. The 150 4-stroke is a perfect match. Wish CA was closer to IL
jstachowiak posted 07-08-2014 05:14 PM ET (US)
$500 flight to verify condition and $2000 shipping, and its yours!!! Looks worth it to me.
Jeff posted 07-09-2014 12:11 AM ET (US)
I can say this, skip the cost of the flight as this boat is in great condition. It's also being sold by one of the longest standing guys on this community who is respected, honest and genuinely just a great person. Rob has proven that he knows what a good quality Whaler is and what it takes to restore and maintain a real Classic Whaler.
You can rest assured you are getting a good boat even with buying it sight unseen.
I will put it to you this way, if Rob is willing to put his pride and joy Classic Montauk in a slip in his yacht club and hide a set of keys in it for a guy who he has never actually met in person from thousand of miles away to use his Montauk...He is not going to try and screw you on the sale of a boat.
Yes, Rob did that for me last year so I could take me wife on SF bay last spring.....and I did not even ask for it, he heard I was coming out there and just offered it....that's the kind of character he has. I got to actually meet him and thank him over dinner the next night.
whalerdude posted 07-09-2014 08:27 AM ET (US)
the F150 is the perfect way to modernize the perfect whaler.
EJO posted 07-10-2014 08:21 AM ET (US)
Rob beautiful boat.
Explain the where the lifting pick-up points are in the pictures where you are sowing in hanging in mid air.
Where/on what did you hook the back two lines up?
ratherwhalering posted 07-11-2014 02:41 PM ET (US)
Thanks for the kind words Jeff. The Outrage is still for sale, but I have a serious buyer coming Monday who has already seen the boat in person and wants to finalize the deal. The boat is hoisted from the pier using a three point Spectra harness. The standard bow and stern lifting eyes are the lifting points on the hull.
The lifting harness was made from some stuff left over from a halyard rerigging project. If you have never seen an Outrage-18 plucked off a dock with a thin little line, its quite a sight!
Rkoutlaw posted 07-23-2014 09:55 PM ET (US)
Did the boat sell?

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Author	Topic: 1984 Boston Whaler Outrage-18 with four-stroke 150HP Yamaha outboard engine, 310 hour
ratherwhalering	posted 06-02-2014 12:32 PM ET (US) 1984 Boston Whaler Outrage-18. 2004 four-stroke 150HP Yamaha outboard engine, 310 hours. 2004 Pacific trailer with disc brakes. Fishing package including 6 console rod holders with seating pads, 94-quart cooler with seat pad. Dual batteries. Hydraulic steering. VHF radio with 8’ Shakespeare antenna. Includes optional package for trolling motor: Yamaha dual binnacle w/tilt, Yamaha key switch, Yamaha warning horn, Yamaha wiring harness, Yamaha control cables. $17,500. Here is a permanent link to the pictures: http://smg.photobucket.com/user/ratherwhalering/library/Outrage-18/ Outrage-18%20For%20Sale
wannabe	posted 06-04-2014 10:15 PM ET (US) It appears to have sold. Nice boat
ratherwhalering	posted 06-05-2014 12:05 PM ET (US) Still available! The link to craigslist was changed.
ratherwhalering	posted 06-05-2014 05:45 PM ET (US) 5/2014 upgrades include: New under gunnel rod racks-varnished New Springfield pilot seats New Springfield seat sliders New pilot seat cushions New cooler cushion New cooler bungees New Whaler cooler hold downs New Goodyear fuel fill hose New vent hose New fuel line New Raycor fuel filter New Whaler replacement dash panels New Whaler replacement ignition panel New Beckson Deck Plates New Rule bilge pump switch New TAP dash cover New dock lines New Clark bilge cover New stainless fasteners New Shakespeare antenna mount 5/2014 Restored/refinished: Cooler cleats (varnished) Console doors and frames Fire extinguisher box Console lower trim strips Teak gunnels Stainless chaffe guards Console rod holders She purrs like a kitten, but roars like a lion!
ratherwhalering	posted 06-13-2014 12:14 PM ET (US) Price reduced to $16,500!
andygere	posted 06-15-2014 05:08 PM ET (US) If you are looking for an Outrage 18' this is the boat you want. Rob is all about the details, and everything is done right. You couldn't get or make one any where near as nice for anything close to the ask.
sjp2	posted 06-25-2014 05:33 AM ET (US) i always wonder whalers sit so low in the water at the stern,guess i am concerned about a wave over the back,still a nice boat though pity i am in australia.
Ventura	posted 06-25-2014 01:03 PM ET (US) Older Whalers do sit a little low, especially when rigged with a 4 cycle engine. These are usually 100 to 150 lbs heavier than there 2 cycle counter parts.
elvis	posted 06-25-2014 08:01 PM ET (US) Wow, beautiful boat! I had an 85 Outrage 18 some years ago and loved it...superb all around boat...
Rkoutlaw	posted 07-05-2014 12:51 AM ET (US) Where is the boat located?
Jeff	posted 07-05-2014 11:21 AM ET (US) It's likely dry stored at His marina near Tiburon Ca.
Rkoutlaw	posted 07-06-2014 09:02 PM ET (US) Really am interested in the boat but distance is a little far. I'm in Alabama
Chesapeake	posted 07-07-2014 10:23 PM ET (US) Wow. That is just gorgeous. The 150 4-stroke is a perfect match. Wish CA was closer to IL
jstachowiak	posted 07-08-2014 05:14 PM ET (US) $500 flight to verify condition and $2000 shipping, and its yours!!! Looks worth it to me.
Jeff	posted 07-09-2014 12:11 AM ET (US) I can say this, skip the cost of the flight as this boat is in great condition. It's also being sold by one of the longest standing guys on this community who is respected, honest and genuinely just a great person. Rob has proven that he knows what a good quality Whaler is and what it takes to restore and maintain a real Classic Whaler. You can rest assured you are getting a good boat even with buying it sight unseen. I will put it to you this way, if Rob is willing to put his pride and joy Classic Montauk in a slip in his yacht club and hide a set of keys in it for a guy who he has never actually met in person from thousand of miles away to use his Montauk...He is not going to try and screw you on the sale of a boat. Yes, Rob did that for me last year so I could take me wife on SF bay last spring.....and I did not even ask for it, he heard I was coming out there and just offered it....that's the kind of character he has. I got to actually meet him and thank him over dinner the next night.
whalerdude	posted 07-09-2014 08:27 AM ET (US) the F150 is the perfect way to modernize the perfect whaler.
EJO	posted 07-10-2014 08:21 AM ET (US) Rob beautiful boat. Explain the where the lifting pick-up points are in the pictures where you are sowing in hanging in mid air. Where/on what did you hook the back two lines up?
ratherwhalering	posted 07-11-2014 02:41 PM ET (US) Thanks for the kind words Jeff. The Outrage is still for sale, but I have a serious buyer coming Monday who has already seen the boat in person and wants to finalize the deal. The boat is hoisted from the pier using a three point Spectra harness. The standard bow and stern lifting eyes are the lifting points on the hull. The lifting harness was made from some stuff left over from a halyard rerigging project. If you have never seen an Outrage-18 plucked off a dock with a thin little line, its quite a sight!
Rkoutlaw	posted 07-23-2014 09:55 PM ET (US) Did the boat sell?