Renegade_Master
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What does the panel think about these little racers. I believe its 21 ft LOA, has Yamaha 115hp 4 stroke, little cuddy cabin etc. Also any idea what a 2001 model with trailor might me worth Ta
Fletcher 19 GTS
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landlockedpirate
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Good little cuddy, with very limited overnight facilities. They are only 19ft long but have portapoti, sink and single ring cooker. Small beam makes them feel quite cramped with more than 4 in the cockpit.
Yam 4 stroke is a decent package. Value 10-12k but I would expect to pay 9-10 at this time of year.
Yam 4 stroke is a decent package. Value 10-12k but I would expect to pay 9-10 at this time of year.
poltergeist
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We used to have one, and found it to be an excellent boat
for it's size. Great hull, which is also very well made.
for it's size. Great hull, which is also very well made.
alt
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I had one with a Merc 1.7 diesel (120hp) - was good for 34 knots I think.
Great little boat and I loved it to bits (Was my first introduction to cabin boats after a bout of RIB's) - Great for myself and the GF for over-nighters as we were used to camping previously. Ideally a day boat with lots of storage up front
Great little boat and I loved it to bits (Was my first introduction to cabin boats after a bout of RIB's) - Great for myself and the GF for over-nighters as we were used to camping previously. Ideally a day boat with lots of storage up front
poltergeist
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Ours, on a MY2005 had the same engine, and seemed to run on fumes. Wish D6 310's were as frugal!
jimboooo
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hi , i spent quite a long time looking for a decent trailerable little cuddy , had an american boat which was fine , lots of clocks and dials , quick and nice looking but in the end i traded that one in for a boat made in finland , loads better in the sea .i belive thats what you will find with the fletcher , it is made for our type of water . that isn t to say it s not limited but i know i would rather be in my current boat or a fletcher than an american lake style boat , especially when your going around a headland or coming back into an estuary .you will also notice the outboard is much quieter especially if its a four stroke ,