Stabicraft 2050 Supercab Sportfish for sale in Waipapa
Waipapa, New Zealand6.3m
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MakeStabicraft
Model2050 Supercab Sportfish
Length6.3m2.3m beam
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About this vessel
The 2050 Supercab remains the bigger brother to the 1850 Supercab, now boasting an even longer cockpit and gunnel length than before. It is accompanied by an extended roof aft for added protection and provision for 3-sided clears. This is the biggest 6m boat yet — wider, longer, drier, and delivering a massive interior volume where even the biggest statures will feel comfortable at the helm.
The 2050 Supercab Sportfish package raises the level of standard fitment by including a raft of popular options: Stage-1 paint, foam filling, elite bolster seats, cabin lining, hydraulic steering, and more. EVA foam is standard fitment on coamings and topside surfaces, while full EVA flooring remains an option. This package is made up of all the most popular options and caters for the buyer looking for a 6m boat that ticks all the boxes.
Base boat only. Trailer, motor and accessories not included.
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The details
Vessel
MakeStabicraft
Model2050 Supercab Sportfish
Dimensions
Length overall6.3m
Beam2.3m
Features
On board
Stage-1 paint
Foam filling
Elite bolster seats
Cabin lining
Hydraulic steering
EVA foam on coamings and topside surfaces
Full EVA flooring (option)
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