Stock #290329 -

Started in in 2011, Completed in 2014! Incredibly Unique Bartender 20.5! Custom Woodworking Throughout! Powered by a Yamaha 4 Stroke 50HP Engine!

Beautiful wood styling built to last but also easy to maintain. Here are some details on some of the construction material used for this unique boat:

Framing & Planking is vertical grain Douglas Fir, Okume Ply planking
Interior hull finish epoxy has 2 coats on the sides, 4 coats on the bottom; MAS Epoxies used. Exclusive System Three WR-LPU Hull exterior paint
Interlux Brightside Deck, four coats
Epifanes Bright work varnish, eight coats
Mahogany keel and keelson
Cabin door is a Mahogany bi-fold with SS hinges!
There is a Teleflex helm with a Uflex mahogany wheel.
The interior floor is finished with white Kiwi Grip nonskid surface.
The propeller is Aluminum, 11.4 x 13

You can expect speeds with 1 Person up to 32.4 mph @ 5500 RPM with the Yamaha 4 stroke 50 engine. The NEMA2000 is networked to a Lowrance HDS7 GPS - includes Chart and fuel tank gauge.

Electrical Navigational & anchor are LED, the electrical panel has 12 circuit breakers. Included are three (3) bilge pumps in three separate compartments with auto/manual switches.

Seating for the captain is a Custom-built stainless-steel tube fold-down (or removable) out-of-the-way seats Lowrance HDS7 Insight USA Networked to LSS-1 Structure Scan, and bronze transducers Lowrance HDS7 Engine instrumentation, GPS Chart plotter, Depth finder, Sonar Imaging, Structure Scan.

The cabin is small but could be a cozy spot for two people. There is room between beds for a porta-potty if desired.

Karavan trailer is custom-made for this boat and is included with the sale.

A little about Bartender boats: The runabout/cuddy design was developed in 1958 and has been used throughout the USA for patrol and rescue work.
Globally, this boat is mainly used recreationally. The Bartender is a safe and fun boat and the US Coast Guard approved it for patrol and rescue on the sandbars on the East and West coasts as well as the Great Lakes.
A bartender cuts through rough sea conditions that most other small craft cannot handle.

This is a one of a kind boat built to last. Come check this one out!