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Grady223 · 01-30-2008, 04:55 PM

I would suggest you look at a Triumph 150CC.

http://www.boats.com/new-boats/trium...&srh_next=true

I have a 170CC (17') for our extra boat on the Island. It is great because you can not damage it - it is made of Roplene (low-density polyethylene) so if you - or an inexperienced relative or one of the kids - bang into the dock, you bounce off. If you have ever seen their ad, the drop it from a helicopter at about 30 feet and it bounces off the tarmac.

Fit and finish isn't great but for a second boat it hits the mark. And, what's best is there are inexpensive.

I have a 4 strke 60hp Merc on mine and I fill the tank twice a year. My wife loves it for running to town and back.

No waxing just some soap and water and a hose.

01-30-2008, 04:55 PM	#12
Grady223 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: New Hope, PA & Barndoor Island Posts: 465 Thanks: 93 Thanked 24 Times in 18 Posts	Triumph 150CC I would suggest you look at a Triumph 150CC. http://www.boats.com/new-boats/trium...&srh_next=true I have a 170CC (17') for our extra boat on the Island. It is great because you can not damage it - it is made of Roplene (low-density polyethylene) so if you - or an inexperienced relative or one of the kids - bang into the dock, you bounce off. If you have ever seen their ad, the drop it from a helicopter at about 30 feet and it bounces off the tarmac. Fit and finish isn't great but for a second boat it hits the mark. And, what's best is there are inexpensive. I have a 4 strke 60hp Merc on mine and I fill the tank twice a year. My wife loves it for running to town and back. No waxing just some soap and water and a hose.