
Melbourne-based fibreglass trailer boat brand Revival has teased it will soon add a flagship enclosed hardtop model to its range.
The enclosed hardtop, which encloses the cabin on three sides, will sit on top of the Revival OS 760 HT, a new hard-topped model revealed last year and launched at the 2023 Sydney International Boat Show.
The new high-specification enclosed hardtop version – dubbed the OS 760HT-E – is being built for Revival Boats owner Sam Cantese.



A key feature of the Revival OS 760 HT, when it launched last year, was that even with a full tank of fuel onboard, the entire package weighed less than 3500kg, meaning it could be pulled to and from the boat ramp using a trade ute or large SUV.
Details released alongside the enclosed hardtop renders did not say if the new roof would allow the Revival OS 760HT-E to slip in under that weight.
The flagship Revival OS 760 HT revealed last year came well-equipped at its launch. Features included a roomy carbonfibre-look dash that was big enough to mount two multifunction chartplotters and fishfinders side-by-side, premium console seats on frames so an icebox could slide underneath, a lockable cuddy cabin and a custom rubber-surfaced floor.
The entire package sat on a dual-axle Dunbier trailer.

However, tweaks to the Revival OS 760 HT mean it now includes a wide side door with a drop-in access ladder the handle integrated into the stainless steel grab rail.
The Revival OS 760 HT has also evolved into a Weekender featuring a 300hp Mercury Verado outboard engine, an electric-flush toilet with freshwater sink and shower, and a full camp cover enclosing the cockpit.
The boat’s cockpit is large enough to fit a double- or queen-size inflatable bed.
The 2024 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show runs from May 23-26.