Sea Quest Eclipse 4.7

Turn around, bright eyes... Rick Huckstepp's found a bonnie lass in the Sea Quest Eclipse range that'll stop you holding out for a hero

STABLE, MATESPARTAN THE WATERSTALL, DARK & TRANSOM

This boat with a rear-mount centre console would prove interesting as a mini sportsfishing boat for those that push the envelope in offshore fishing.

HIGHS

Wonderfully soft, gentle ride
Stability and manoeuvrability
Overall finish and manufacture

LOWS

Needs more grabs around the windscreen
Transom-door hinge might not stand up over time
Spartan interior as standard

SEA QUEST ECLIPSE 4.7

Price as tested: $29,990 with braked trailer (excluding freight)

Options fitted: Bimini and clears

Priced from: Boat only $14,750 excluding freight

GENERAL

Material: Plate aluminium, 4mm bottom and 4mm sides

Length overall: 5m

Beam: 2.3m

Deadrise: 14°

Rec/max hp: 90

Weight on trailer: 980kg

CAPACITIES

Fuel: 125lt

Water: n/a

Passengers: Five

Berths: n/a

ENGINE

Make/model: Honda BF75

Type: Carburetted four-stroke

Rated hp: 75

Displacement: 1590cc

Weight: 169kg

Drive: 2:1

Propeller: 13.5in alloy

SUPPLIED BY Sea Quest Pleasure Boats, 36 Attwell Street, Landsdale, WA, tel (08) 9302 4500 or visit www.sea-quest.com.au

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