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MakeBrig
ModelNavigator 20
Length6.2m
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The Navigator 20 may be the most compact of the lineup, but it packs a punch when it comes to performance, versatility, and adventure. Its deep-V hull and rugged construction provide a smooth, stable ride, while the efficient layout ensures maximum comfort and usability for both the captain and passengers.
Designed as a fully customizable platform, the Navigator 20 can be tailored to fit your needs. Whether set up as a nimble fishing boat with angling accessories, a fun-loving watersports vessel, or a compact cruiser for small groups, it offers flexibility without compromising on performance. The open deck and ample storage make it practical and easy to use.
Features:
- Deep V hull
- Antiskid deck surface
- Hull ventilation system
- Twin self-bailing unit
- Steering console
- Front towing Sampson pole
- Built-in davit lifting points
- Automatic bilge pump
- Waterski towing eye
- Front locker removable cushion
- Built in fuel tank with external deck filler
- Combined pilot seat/bolster
- Steering system
- Hypalon Fabric
Options:
- PVC Fabric
- Fresh water shower/washdown
- Foldable stainless steel ladder with platform
- A-frame
- Lifting slings
- Overall cover
- Console cover
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Vessel
MakeBrig
ModelNavigator 20
Dimensions
Length overall6.2m
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