Riptide
RiptideStock # WA5564
$175,000(CAD)
(USD)Dimensions: 26' x 11'6"
Manufacturer: Armstrong
Model: Passenger RIB
Engine: 2 x 200 hp Verado Gas Outboards
Hull: Aluminum
RIB completely overhauled and strengthened in 2017. Better stringers, ribs, fuel tank all strengthened and new tubes installed. Twin engines have been dealer maintained since new. Fuel system set so can use one or both tanks to one or both engines. Extra beam so very stable. Stability papers available.
This unit is one of the better conditioned used RIB's out there. Give us a call to see it.
Currency data courtesy coinmill.com
Details
Overview
- Armstrong built
- Location: Southern Vancouver Island, BC
- 26' x 11'6"
Power
- Engines: 2 x Verado 200 hp gas outboards
- Engine hours: 1,770
- Fuel tanks: 2, aluminum, 580 liters total capacity
Structural
- Hull: Aluminum
- Polaris 24" tubes (2017)
- Mast: Radar arch
- Anchor
Electronics
- VHF: Standard Horizon
- Radar: Raymarine
- Plotter: Mercury VesselView 7
- Compass
Accommodations
- Head
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This listing is presented by Harry Mose
Harry Mose
250-927-1545
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