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artodea posted 08-07-2014 06:55 PM ET (US)
1986 Boston Whaler 18’ Outrage
2008 Evinrude e-tec 115 model no. E115DPXSCR (~750 hrs)
Hydraulic steering with 2.0 helm (4.5 turns lock to lock)
Custom powder-coated leaning post
Stern seat with recent upholstery
Console seat mounted on frame forward of console (rare option)
Original factory installed teak bow pulpit (rare option)
Full canvas (forward shelter, sun top/bimini, console cover, stern seat cover, aft (mooring) cover)
All LED navigation lighting
Garmin 740s GPS chartplotter/sounder with transducer
Standard Horizon VHF with NMEA0183 network to GPS with one button distress calling
Lowrance LMF-400 multifunction gauge with NMEA2k network to GPS and engine
Water pressure sensor installed to NMEA2k network
Faria gauges (trim and voltage), OMC SystemCheck gauge on dashboard
Ritchie compass with LED lighting
Battery installed in console with disconnect switch
New wiring with marine heat-shrink terminals throughout
Bilge pump in sump (optional - can run without plug in sump)
Original 63 gallon fuel tank in deck with Racor filter on transom
Teak gunwales oiled for low maintenance
Bottom paint with epoxy barrier coat
Fortress FX-11 aluminum anchor
Varnished teak console doors
Custom mahogany console top
Currently in a slip on the Merrimack river in Amesbury Massachusetts
Original trailer with new tires and LED lights (EZ Loader galvanized) included.
The 115 etec is just an incredible engine. Adequate power for the boat (32 knots at WOT 5650 rpm) - I have never had a need to go any faster.
Pictures here: home.comcast.net/~art.odea/whaler.html
Got my eye on a bigger boat - selling this makes the jump easier.
$14,500
email address in profile
-Art
johnhenry posted 08-08-2014 08:30 AM ET (US)
Sweeeet! Not ready yet to pull that outrage trigger. Getting closer and closer
hmaz1 posted 08-08-2014 12:54 PM ET (US)
Looks great. I sold my '79 Montauk last year before I moved from California to close to the Mississippi gulf coast. Your boat is along the lines of what I want when I finally do look to buy again, but unfortunately that's not for another few years.
artodea posted 08-14-2014 08:44 AM ET (US)
Under agreement

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Author	Topic: 1986 Outrage 18' For Sale
artodea	posted 08-07-2014 06:55 PM ET (US) 1986 Boston Whaler 18’ Outrage 2008 Evinrude e-tec 115 model no. E115DPXSCR (~750 hrs) Hydraulic steering with 2.0 helm (4.5 turns lock to lock) Custom powder-coated leaning post Stern seat with recent upholstery Console seat mounted on frame forward of console (rare option) Original factory installed teak bow pulpit (rare option) Full canvas (forward shelter, sun top/bimini, console cover, stern seat cover, aft (mooring) cover) All LED navigation lighting Garmin 740s GPS chartplotter/sounder with transducer Standard Horizon VHF with NMEA0183 network to GPS with one button distress calling Lowrance LMF-400 multifunction gauge with NMEA2k network to GPS and engine Water pressure sensor installed to NMEA2k network Faria gauges (trim and voltage), OMC SystemCheck gauge on dashboard Ritchie compass with LED lighting Battery installed in console with disconnect switch New wiring with marine heat-shrink terminals throughout Bilge pump in sump (optional - can run without plug in sump) Original 63 gallon fuel tank in deck with Racor filter on transom Teak gunwales oiled for low maintenance Bottom paint with epoxy barrier coat Fortress FX-11 aluminum anchor Varnished teak console doors Custom mahogany console top Currently in a slip on the Merrimack river in Amesbury Massachusetts Original trailer with new tires and LED lights (EZ Loader galvanized) included. The 115 etec is just an incredible engine. Adequate power for the boat (32 knots at WOT 5650 rpm) - I have never had a need to go any faster. Pictures here: home.comcast.net/~art.odea/whaler.html Got my eye on a bigger boat - selling this makes the jump easier. $14,500 email address in profile -Art
johnhenry	posted 08-08-2014 08:30 AM ET (US) Sweeeet! Not ready yet to pull that outrage trigger. Getting closer and closer
hmaz1	posted 08-08-2014 12:54 PM ET (US) Looks great. I sold my '79 Montauk last year before I moved from California to close to the Mississippi gulf coast. Your boat is along the lines of what I want when I finally do look to buy again, but unfortunately that's not for another few years.
artodea	posted 08-14-2014 08:44 AM ET (US) Under agreement