Boats on Used Victoria and Other Areas

That looks like a 17. 18'2 are wider and same lines as the 20
I remember 20 years ago a buddy bought a "16" Hourston that was really something like a 14. He and I didn't realize until he sold it to another guy who came back at him asking him for money back because his other buddy figured it out and measured it. At the time my buddy bought it, he wanted a partner, and I'm like, no way, it's too small for me, but I really didn't put it together that it was a small boat.

Boston Whaler Conquests has well over 10 sizes of conquest over the years. I'm sure there is listing "mistakes" happening there all the time.
 
My parents worked for West Bay in the 90’s. I have been on a few of them and they’re incredible.
A friend was a naval architect for them. Bro-in law was a yacht broker in the US and him and his connections were surprised when West Bay went under. They had good things to say about the company and product. West Bay has a part in that well known Knowledge Network episode on the luxury yacht builders in BC decades ago.
 
Save 120k-245k usd with old 400hp with under 400hp. Several coastal crafts for sale. Hurts selling anything in this market even though the ultra rich are driving the economy in the US we are seeing price drops already and it's not even Christmas credit card bill time.
https://www.yachtworld.com/yacht/2019-coastal-craft-33-profish-9948973/

Saw the second Profish in your message (bottom link in above quote) out near Stanley Park today. Such a nice looking boat out on the water.
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Just the wrong timing for me, but I’ve been looking at the 270 Amberjack as a potential future boat for a while now. These are actually made for sport fishing and weekends away. The best price I’ve seen in a long time, but there is no trailer (not really necessary) and the engine will probably need a rebuild soon at 1900 hours.

2006 Sea Ray 270 Amberjack $34,000.


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