2011 (Commissioned 2016) Zodiac RIB PRO Open 650 Mercury F115 CT (Command Thrust) Indespension Roller trailer

RIBs For Sale have just listed this 2011 (built) Zodiac 650 Pro Open, she was first rigged with the Mercury 115 Command Thrust engine, with 4 x blade prop in 2016! Since then, she has run for 364 hours and been very well maintained, we can provide lots of receipts from local service agents dating back to 2016. The Zodiac brand has established a reputation for building robust, easy to maintain RIBs featuring removable tubes, hinged flip top consoles etc. for stress free ownership. The whole package is sitting on a Indespension roller trailer, ready to go.

In respect of usage and layout she presents a remarkably practical platform for all manner of fun. Whether it’s fishing (multiple rod holders behind the double leaning post helm seat), picnics (integral cool box under rear bench seat) or just family days out she’s well equipped for the lot.  Inside the anchor locker there is room for plenty of room for ropes, fenders, etc. On top, there is room for seating. Moving further down the boat the console can be accessed from the front and rear hatches or flipped over for complete access. The helm position is well equipped with an array of electronics, there is a Garmin GPS / fish finder, Garmin VHF, and dials for monitoring the systems along with the top mount throttle. At the stern of the boat, in front of the splash well there is a comfortable 3 x person bench seat with stainless steel grab handles at either end. Just in front of the Mercury Command Thrust engine is a stainless-steel tow post in a dedicated fitting. And for convenience there is a fold down ladder attached to the transom.

To arrange a viewing please call Matt or Gareth on: 02392 – 397000 today!

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