Recently Reduced! Banana Shark Seven Seventy 7.5m RIB with 225hp Mercury Optimax

£19,995.00

Vendor Willing To Listen To Offers For This RIB!

This Banana Shark Seven Seventy is powered by a single Mercury 225hp Outboard Engine. She is a superb RIB for cruising long distance at speed, in comfort and style.

The Banana Shark Race Boat hull was originally designed by legendary naval architect Lorne Campbell to compete as a Class III offshore powerboat. This has been revolutionary 5 seat sports rib design. The large, curved bench seat comfortable seats 3 and her unique adjustable helm seats can be reversed to face aft making her great for family picnics, fishing or just socializing while at anchor. It is also a style ideal for families with younger children.

The Seven Seventy is an extremely refined craft offering ride comfort without compromising on performance. Her specification boasts cast polished fittings on hatch covers, mirror polished stainless steel hinges, pop-up cleats at the bows and midships and sealed red LED deck lighting as standard with optional extras including digital switching system by Carling Ltd, Racing Gear and Throttle levers by Gaffrig and a foot throttle!

“As one would expect from a hull of such pedigree, the handling is ’sure footed’ and predictable” making her an idea choice for someone looking to experience a faster RIB with confidence.

If you would like to view this RIB in person then come and visit us at JBT Marine, we will be happy to show you around.

Price:
£19,995.00

Rib Age:
2004 commissioned 2005

Engine:
225hp Mercury Optimax

Engine Age:
2004 commissioned 2005

Instrumentation:
Garmin - GPSMap and Depth Sounder
Simrad - Radio

Seating:
Two Reversible Helm Seats
Three Seater Rear Bench Seat

Cover:
All over cover

Extras:
Bunk Trailer with Full Flushing System
Smart Craft
Foot Throttle
Large Bow Storage Locker
4x Pop-up Cleats
Anchor Locker
A-frame with Ski-Eye
Hydraulic Steering
Engine Jacking Plate
Teak Deck
2x Fire Extinguisher
2x Fenders – Long
Deck Lights

Part exchanges welcome.