North Carolina Fishing Reports

LITTLEHENRY · Deck Hand Joined: Mar 06, 2006 Posts: 14

This boat is brand new with yamaha 150 f strokes less than 150 hrs. All Raymarine electronics C70 color gps/ sounder radar ready. Grandslam taco outrigggers, walk in head. See www.keywestboatsinc.com for specs. Hurry this boat will not last long for the selling price. Also comes with anchor very nice aluminum dual axle torsion disc brakes trailer. This is a 2006 model center console for 74000.00, you can not buy it any where else. Full of nice extras along with 2 large arieated live wells, Clairon am fm cd satilite radio remote. 843-346-9788, or JAILBIRD921@ATT.NET, 843-495-0447 contacts. Henry or Wayne.

blue moon · Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 4:40 pm Post subject:

Key West boats have intriqued me for some time now. I love the boat I have and do not plan on switching now.

Just out of curiosity and since the website doesn't say:

1. What is fiberglass schedule and resin used? Specifically, is there any chop and is the boat made with polyester or vinlyester resin?

2. Do all the fish boxes drain overboard? or do they drain with a macerater pump or into the bilge?

3. Are the scupper and outlets thru hull plastic or bronze?

4. Any wood? If not, are the fiberglass stringers foamed filled or solid?

5. Is there blister protection in the 10 year hull warranty?

6. Is the fuel tank removable without cutting the deck?

7. Is there forward seating? If so, can it built w/o the the forward seating?

8. Is the hull two piece or three piece? What type of hull to deck joint is used. Are the electric connections heat shrunk?

9. Where is the factory?

10. Is the factory amenable to changes? Some production boats, like GW, are not. Contenders and regulators will make almost any change requested.

11. Where can the boat be seen?

I usually reserve these questions for the boat shows and usually end up calling or visiting the factor. Please excuse the questions, I am just curious and love to look at boats. Yes, I am the dreaded tire kicker.

dave

LITTLEHENRY · Deck Hand Joined: Mar 06, 2006 Posts: 14

Dave, The boat is very solid, the outer hull is approximately 1" or better thick. It is a solid boat, and all hardware including drains are stainless and bronze. A good friend of mine recently bought a boat and he wants me to fish with him, so my partner and I have decided to sell the boat pretty much for what we owe. It is a great deal, ready to fish all electronics everything you need to get started with.

blue moon · Posted: Sat Jul 08, 2006 8:36 am Post subject:

Thanks. Looks like a great boat. I am currently not in the market though.


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