Boat Details
| Price | $59,000 |
|---|---|
| Location | Sandringham VIC |
| 2021 WHITTLEY FF 1650 Immaculate kept and presented in as new condition ff1650 boat and trailer package with all the extras inspection will not disappoint SPECIFICATIONS: Model: Whittley FF1650 OB Length overall: 5.4m approx Beam: 2.14m approx Waterline length: 5.0m approx Length/height/width on trailer: 6.1m/2.1m/2.14m Deadrise: 13deg approx Weight: 1200kg (dry) approx Fuel: 60-70L approx Passengers: 5 HULL COLOUR: Ice white (unmarked) TRAILER: Travailing on a Mackay single axle trailer with alloy wheels and boat catch fitted ENGINE: Powered buy upgraded Mercury 100 hp ELPT (APPROX 45 HOURS) hydraulic steering upgrade ADDITIONAL ACCESORIES TO THE STANDARD OPTIONS : Black canopy with front & side clears storm along with travel cover (from rear canopy to rear of boat) full Camper covers -cruiser style (Whitley Accesory pack) Electric Winch with Anchor Chain & Rope (Barrel Style Winch) Plough anchor- galvanized S/S Bait Board With Rod Holders 3 Way Budget Anglers Rod Holders (pair) Dual Battery System Upgrade Fusion Stereo (Bluetooth) with 2 x Fusion Speakers Garmin Striker 5 GPS/FF Colour sounder Built in battery charger Whittley's FF range consists of fishing-focussed models that is an alternative to the more cruising-oriented Clearwater model line. The cuddy cabin forward is small with good access so that even an adult can crouch down and enter. The vee-berth inside is probably better suited to children, but an infill is available that creates a more useable space for adults. Padded pockets surround the cabin, and portholes allow natural light into the space - a rare feature at this price point. The Whittley FF1650's cabin is set well forward to yield as much space as possible to the cockpit. This space takes full advantage of the boat's generous 2.14-metre beam. Rather than fit the Whittley FF1650 with an underfloor fuel tank, the boat uses a transparent plastic tank mounted in the transom. This pushes weight aft, but gives the skipper a visual gauge of how much fuel remains. Duckboards with grab rails sit to either side of the outboard engine housing. The starboard side has a swing-down ladder to provide water access. The boat is equipped with a pair of aft cleats for tying up. The low bow rail, that sits proud of the cuddy moulding, can double as a forward tie-up point. The Whittley FF1650 features a starboard console with the co-pilot's chair fronting the large void opening into the cuddy cabin. There's no grab rail for the jump seat, so you'll need to brace yourself with the rail mounted on the trailing edge of the windscreen. A centre-opening section of the windscreen provides good airflow when needed. The blacked-out dash in front of the skipper is quite small, and suited to smaller dials and gauges. There's space between the dash and windscreen to mount a smaller chartplotter and fishfinder. Flat sections of the lower dash are ideal for mounting controls for the electric winch, and trim tabs if you have them fitted. The helm seats deserve special mention. Not only do they look good, but they're comfortable, and each side comes with its own moulded footrest. The one thing they lack is fore-aft adjustment to make it a bit more comfortable to stand at the wheel. Both the sports wheel and the Mercury's shift and throttle control fall easily to hand. Vessel is located in Elsternwck Vic and can be viewed buy appointment. Please click here for a review link: https://www. Boatsales. Com. Au/editorial/details/2022-whitley-ff16 50-ob-review-134478/ |
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