Reply With QuoteI thought I was fairly up with Kevlacat's range, but "Suncoaster" has me a bit perplexed.
Care to share a photo with us?
I am trying to find out what a 5.1 Suncoaster, made by kevlacat, is worth these days? I can't find one for sale anywhere so i have no idea.
Any ideas?
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I thought I was fairly up with Kevlacat's range, but "Suncoaster" has me a bit perplexed.
Care to share a photo with us?
G'day
Suncoaster is the cathedral style hull centre console by memory, Wynnum marine had one for sale a while back with teal green gelcoat on the deck mold with a 150? mariner on the back. Maybe give them a bell and see what it sold for, $17kish sounds about right to me.
Dave
I think it was one of those longboat sort of things?? low sided, but I could be wrong.
Think Blackened is on the money. I think they were around in the late 70's early 80's and weren't around long
Duck
I saw a Kevlacat trihull/cathedral up here last year on the water. Looked to be about 5.5m and surprised me. It wasnt til I checked it out at the ramp that I saw the kevlacat sticker.
Looked to be quite a new boat. saw it for sale on the side of the road a few months later for around 20ish.
There is a photo of one on this page but I am not a member to get a bigger view.
http://www.###################.com.a...ncoaster.4766/
It appears that the website is blocked.
here is the google search and the site is about salt fly fishing
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=K...m=122&ie=UTF-8
Remember to always log on before heading offshore.
Nomad Sportfishing used them as dories for several years very successfully. I spent a week in one in 2008. Very stable, but not the smoothest ride in a bit of chop. They were running 70 HP Suzuki four strokes and getting about 27 kts with 4 pob and plenty of gear. Would run almost all day on a 23l tote tank.
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they are pretty ordinary boats really. Heavy and harsh riding. (cathederal, boston whaler aussie whaer style hulls)
one plus is they are very safe - foam filled.
yep thats the one ozynorts. very good boat for inshore and estuary work. stable, dry, plenty of deck space and easy to manoeuvre. i have a lot of confidence in them.
i just wish i could find one for sale.
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Yeah I do recall those now...... Would be a good estuary boat, as you say, very Boston Whaler-ish.
Samsy
I have a mate who is putting his on the market as we speak. It's a 2005 model, limited edition running a 2012 Yammy 80 4 stroke with 280 hours. The guy's name is Paul and the boat is at Caloundra. it's immaculate but he is getting old and fat and it's getting a bit of a handful for him to put on the trailer on his own.
His mobile is 0401856090
Cheers Phil
That's kind of what I thought they were like, but didn't know they were a multi hull thing, never seen one front on, wonder how many they made?
Thanks oldmanriver. I got into Paul yesterday. His boat Sounds interesting. I look forward to seeing the pics
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