Fibrafort 238

Rick Huckstepp took to the water with the Fibrafort 238 and found that the Brazilian-born beast was one versatile centre console

HEAVY-DUTYSMOOTH AS SILKSTAY DRYHIGHS

Wide open spaces and plenty of walk-around room
Very soft riding
Extremely manoeuvrable
Potential to be a big family day boat and equally at home on the high seas

LOWS

Transparent hatches on the rear bulkhead are weak
Small fuel tank

Fibrafort 238

Price as tested: $89,283

OPTIONS FITTED

Stainless steel alterations and extra clears and bimini, CD/radio, toilet, sounder/GPS, battery isolator, safety gear and trailer

PRICED FROM: $56,060

GENERAL

Material: Fibreglass/polyurethane composite

Length (overall): 7.23m

Beam: 2.52m

Deadrise: 21 degrees

Weight: 1200kg dry hull only

CAPACITIES

Fuel: 200lt

People: Eight

Rec/max hp: 1 x 250hp or 2 x 150hp

ENGINE

Make/model: Yamaha 200FETO

Type: V6 two-stroke

Rated hp: 200

Weight: 198kg

Displacement: 2596cc

Gearbox ratio: 14:26 (1.86)

Propeller: 17-inch

SUPPLIED BY: Fibrafort Boats Australia PO Box 86, Bulimba, Qld. 4171 Tel (07) 3399 5394 Mobile 0412 763 049 Email: fibrafort@froggy.com.au or visit www.fibrafortboats.com.au

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