1988 Boston Whaler 25 Outrage8m

This nice 1988 Boston Whaler makes a great family boat with it's upgrades. The forward cuddy cabin has been modified  to give you bow seating. The stern seat has a custom back rest plus there are port and starboard fold-down single seats as well as an aft facing seat attached to the mid-ship helm seat. All the teak has five coats of Captains varnish.

The Yamaha outboards are mounted on the Whaler Drive platform. This makes for better performance and a quieter ride.

Package includes a Shorlander tandem axle trailer.

• Mooring cover (2019)
• Engine covers
• Bimini top 
• Forward bimini top
• Bow and stern rails
• Bow pulpit with anchor roller and a polished anchor
• Double helm bolster with storage box and sink
• Standard VHF radio
• Garmin 230 GPS/plotter
• Speed and depth
• Ritchie compass
• Guest spotlight with remote
• Swim ladder
• Spring cleats
• Pole holders
• Yamaha instrument package
• Ski-tow pole
• Dual batteries with switch
• Uninstalled Raytheon radar with a 6' 6" mounting pole (seller has never installed it or used it during his ownership of the boat)

Incredible opportunity to own a very rare, unique, and beautiful Legend. The Whaler has spent the  last 16 years on Spring Lake, with frequent trips into Lake Michigan. She has provided our family with their favorite activity for summer relation and cruising. Our grandchildren have grown up with great memories of their times on the water.

1988 Boston Whaler 25 Outrage Cuddy with Whaler Drive & Twin Yamaha 200’s
Open Bow with additional seating throughout. Twin Biminis. Space for Porta Potty.
Shallow Draft for inshore motoring and impressive offshore capability and versatility.
The optional Whaler Drive extends the hull an additional 2 feet for increased stability.
The Whaler Drive allows more space inside and a produces a quiet, enjoyable ride.
Sink and extra storage compartments throughout.   
Teak was refinished in 2019 & 2020. All surfaces have 5 coats of Captains Varnish.
The Mooring Cover was custom made for the Whaler in 2019.
Photos were take June 2020 and July 2021.