Hurricane Rib 5.9M Rigid Inflatable Boat (Easy Pre-Season Project)

Nice Pre-season project for someone - all work could probably be done within a weekend! Genuine reason for sale due to loss of storage at my parents home (moving) - otherwise I would be doing it up and keeping it. Up for sale is my 5.9M (19'4") Hurricane RIB Rigid Inflatable Boat It just needs some minor TLC to the interior floor and centre consoles - I've removed the existing rubber floor covering and it just needs a clean, Re-Paint in the colour of your choice and possibly a new anti slip floor covering fitting to tidy it up The Hull is generally in good condition with some minor marks on the gel coat Comes with a bombproof 1984 75HP Mariner 2-Stroke Outboard motor with electric start, tilt and trim - starts and runs off jump leads - the boat will need a new main and leisure battery (both flat) and would probably benefit from a service before going out on the water with it - I've also bought a new impellor for it - just needs fitting. Four tube chambers - all hold air but do go down a bit after a couple of months - a small section of the rubbing strip at the front needs re-fixing. It has a quality Stainless steel A frame - that is fitted and wired with nav lights and aerial, Front single removable wooden bow seat with storage underneath Front fibreglass two person jockey console fitted with quicksilver outboard control, teleflex steering wheel, tilt trim switch, light switch, rev meter, volt meter, speedo, battery isolator switch, fish finder, backrest and storage under seat for auxiliary battery Rear wooden two person jockey seat, with backrest and storage under seat for fuel tank, fuel filter and main battery.

Comes with a full boat cover On a galvanised road trailer, which has some corrosion and would benefit from a new jockey wheel (bearing collapsed) and relocating of the fixing bracket, the winch is rusty and needs replacing, Boat is located near Bangor in North Wales - please telephone phone to arrange a viewing Cash on collection only - no timewasters please