Tiger
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TigerStock # PA6195
Reduced to $55,900(CAD)
Reduced to (USD)Dimensions: 27'9" x 8'
Year: 1987
Manufacturer: Argo Marine Builders
Model: Tiger
Engine: 496 Mercury Mag 2008 Inboard
Hull: Aluminum
Fast aluminum commuter with a colorful past. 1987 Argo built cigarette boat with commercial grade pedigree. Repowered in 2008 with now 500 hours on a 496 Mercruiser MAG engine and Bravo 3 leg. 2017 Road Runner trailer is included, all maintenance is up to date, fuel tanks are full, she is ready to fly.
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Details
Overview
- Vessel Name: Tiger
- 1987 Argo Tiger
- Dimensions: 27' 9" x 8' x 3'
- Vessel Location: Mid Vancouver Island BC
Power
- Engine: 496 Mercury Mag 2008 Inboard
- Engine Hours: 500
- Prop: Dual
- Leg: Bravo 3 leg
- Tanks: 2 Aluminum
- Fuel Capacity: 450 L each
- Bilge Pumps: Whale 600 gph
Structural
- Hull: 3/16 5086 Aluminum
- Decks: 1/8 5086 Aluminum
- Steering: Cable
- Stations: 1
Electronics
- GPS: Yes
- Plotter: Lowrance Elite-9 Ti sounder/plotter
- VHF: Marine VHF
Accessories
- Trim Tabs: Bennet with Mente Marine ACD RP automatic trim tab controller
- Trailer: 2017 Road Runner dual axles
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This listing is presented by Hans Ter Horst
Hans Ter Horst
604-729-4626
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