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Model700HT
Length7.75m
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Mid-range hardtop aluminium boat with spacious cockpit and room for fish bin. Custom fitouts with toilet, cooker, and bunk extensions for weekend trips. Features bolster swivel & sliding seating, box mounted or king/queen seats, cabin lining, front access hatch, windscreen and sliding windows, bunks with fabric squabs, hydraulic steering, rear shelf with access, battery boxes and switches with DVSR, anchor locker, rear platform, wiring loom and switch panels, LED lighting, bilge pump, drain bungs, fairlead & bollard, footrests, rod holders, keel wear strip, tread plate floor, and Osprey graphics and stripe.
- Optional extras: Cabin extensions, custom cabin layouts, enclosed cabin canvas or alloy options, bait stations, sliding bench seat, extra rod holders, walk through transom & door, live bait tank, rear cages with ladders, windscreen wiper and washer kit, washdown pump, boarding ladder, bunk extensions, U Dek, anchor winch, fuel tank upgrade, electronic and fusion stereo packages, toilet with privacy curtain, icy-tek chilly bins, davit, light bar, deck lights, courtesy lights, underwater lights, electric reel sockets, USB/12V sockets, fridge, sink & tap, fresh water system, auxiliary bracket, trolling motor bracket, paint options, alloy trailer, and more.
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MakeOsprey Boats
Model700HT
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Length overall7.75m
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