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MakeFi Glass
ModelFireball 475 Runabout
Length4.7m
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Drive the new Fireball – 475 Runabout
The Fi-Glass Fireball is a 4.75 m runabout designed as an affordable, family-friendly entry into boating. It is conceived as a versatile, powerful and fun package that balances performance, safety and comfort for a wide range of on-water activities.
Matched typically with a 50 hp Mercury outboard and supplied on a factory galvanised multi-roller trailer, the Fireball is intended as a ready-to-go package. The deep, stable hull and 18° deadrise provide predictable handling, while underfloor buoyancy and a robust ply-cored transom contribute to safety and structural integrity.
The cockpit layout features twin swivel pedestal seats forward, twin aft seats and lined side panels with storage access. A moulded acrylic windscreen with strong perimeter rail offers protection, and the easy-clean, carpeted floor makes family use and maintenance straightforward.
- Model type: 475 Runabout
- Intended use: Entry-level family boating, fishing, cruising and light watersports
- Key attributes: Turn-key package with trailer and recommended outboard; stable handling and high value for money
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MakeFi Glass
ModelFireball 475 Runabout
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Length overall4.7m
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