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- Foam filled double bottom hulls
- Self bailing cockpit
- Queen-sized cuddy bed
- Fiberglass hardtop w/ welded windshield system
- hardtop SS handrails
- Canvas drop curtain enclosure
- Cuddy seat & reading light
- Marine head w/ holding tank
- Teak storage cabinet w/ drawer
- Port side settee w/ cooler
- Freshwater system - water tank
- Salt water washdown
- 32 gallon livewell w/ window
- Livewell seat cushion
- Two insulated fishwells with pumps
- Dual battery switch
- Tinted curved windshield w/ wipers
- Cuddy opening port lights (2)
- Opening deck hatches (2)
- ISO NPG gel coat
- 316 stainless steel and chromed bronze hardware
- Dual density upholstery cushions
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- 150 hp engines (Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki)
- Colored hull (Cobalt Blue, Fighting Lady Yellow)
- SS half tower w/ rod holders
- Locking dash cover
- Swim platform w/ ladder
- Bow pulpit w/ roller
- 12 V windlass (pulpit required)
- Dinette/sleeper/refrigerator module
- 4 speaker marine stereo
- Electronics package
- Air conditioning
- Generator
- Aqua Mat carpet set
- Removable stern seating/cooler assembly
- EZ Loader Trailer
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Length LOA |
26'-1" |
7.95 m |
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Beam |
8'-9" |
2.67 m |
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Draft (engines up) |
19" |
48 cm |
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Dry Weight (approx) |
5250 lbs |
2381 kg |
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Max HP twin |
150 hp |
112 kw |
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Fuel |
180 gal |
681 L |
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Persons Capacity |
8 |
8 |
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Max Engine Weight (ea) |
530 lbs |
240 kg |
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Engine Shaft Length |
25" |
63.5 cm |
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Top Speed (est w/ max HP) |
40 mph |
64 kmph |
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Range (est, w/ 10% reserve) |
310 miles |
499 km |
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Water Capacity |
22 gal |
83 L |
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Waste Capacity |
15 gal |
57 L |
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Fish Well Size (approx) |
16x13x52 |
41x33x132 cm |
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Towed Weight (approx) |
8800 lbs |
3991 kg |
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Fuel Tank Material |
5052 Aluminum |
5052 Aluminum |
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Seating (standard) |
4 |
4 |
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| The 2680 Coastal Runner proved itself on the 1378-mile run to Midway Island in the South Pacific. It was also our choice for the 2700-mile Adventure Trip from Seattle to Alaska's Glacier Bay and across the Gulf of Alaska to the Kenai Peninsula.
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