New Challenger Boats Challenger 550 SE for sale
5.5m
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MakeChallenger Boats
ModelChallenger 550 SE
Length5.5m
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About this vessel
Being the perfect size for one person operation you can bring home the dinner in this great sea boat or spend time with the family creating memories to cherish.
Specifications
- L.O.A.: 5.5 m
- Draft: 0.31 m
- Beam: 2.15 m
- Deadrise: 18.5°
- Approx. tow weight: 1050 kg
- Recommended horsepower: 100–135 hp
Standard Features
- Modern composite construction
- Single axle Voyager trailer
- Curved glass windscreen
- Stainless steel bow rail
- Internal stainless handrail
- Underfloor storage
- Foredeck cabin hatch
- 2 stainless steel rod holders
- Marine carpet
- Mechanical steering
Optional Features
- Bimini top
- Stainless steel rocket launcher
- Additional rod holders
- VHF radio and aerial
- Auxillary bracket
- Garmin fish/chartplotter
- Ultralon decking
- Fusion stereo system
- Auto capstan
- Underwater lights
- Hydraulic steering
- Deluxe soft rider pedestals
- Anchor kit
- Marine battery
- Bilge pump
- LED navigation lights
- Stainless steel boarding ladder
- Stainless steel ski pole
- USB outlets
- LED cabin and cockpit lights
- Road cover
Key Start Power Options
Honda, Suzuki, Mercury Marine, Yamaha outboard engines available as key-start power packages.
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MakeChallenger Boats
ModelChallenger 550 SE
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Length overall5.5m
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