Seaswirl Striper 2901

American boatbuilder Seaswirl won't take long to earn a solid reputation in Australia if its flagship Striper 2901 is anything to judge by, says David Granville

RACING STRIPERCONFIGURATION AND COCKPITHARDTOP AND HELMFEATURES AND FISHABILITY

Seaswirl Striper 2901

PRICE AS TESTED: $200,000

OPTIONS FITTED

Alaska pack, bunk beds, coloured hull, shorepower, windlass, remote spotlight, windshield w iper, canvas enclosure

PRICED FROM: $190,000

GENERAL

Material: Foam-filled fibreglass

Type: Deep vee monohull

Length: 9.04m (29ft 8in)

Beam: 3.18m (10ft 5in)

Draft: 0.79m (2ft 7in)

Deadrise: 20°

Weight (hull only): 4695kg (10,350lb)

CAPACITIES

Berths: Six

Fuel: 820lt (217 US gal)

Water: 110lt (11 US gal)

ENGINE

Make/Model: Mercury 225 OptiMax

Type: V6 direct-injected two stroke outboards

Rated hp (ea): 225

Displacement: 3032cc (185cu in)

Weight: 225kg (497lb)

Gearbox ratio: 1.75:1

Props: 17in Mirage

SUPPLIED BY: Cunningham's Marine Redcliffe, Qld Tel (07) 3284 2342 or visit www.cunninghamsmarine.com.au
All figures supplied as per manufacturer's specifications. Prices in Australian dollars for Australian-delivered boats unless otherwise stated.

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