I am thinking about buying a new boat and was wandering what you guys thought. Here is a little info about the boat. The boat is a Triton VT 17 with a Mercury 50ELPTO 2 stroke.

Specifications:

Length - 17

Beam - 85""

Bottom Width - 60""

Side depth - 24""

Hull gauge - 100 ga.

Transom Height - 20""

Fuel Capacity - 22 gal

Recommended Horsepower Range - 50-75

Approximate hull weight - 930 lbs

Max Person Capacity - 4/600 lbs

Trailer features:

Standard Trailer

Swing Back Tongue (assembly)

Single Axle Trailer

13" chrome Wheels

Loading Guides

Safety and Quality:

Removable Anchor and Running Lights

Fire Extinguisher

Electric Bilge Pump

Mooring Cleats

Passenger Grab Handle

Lanyard Ignition Stop Switch

Foam Flotation Meets or Exceeds NMMA and Coast Guard Requirements

NMMA Certified

Seating:

Pedestal-Seat Assembly W/Spyder & Pole

Three Across Seating

Finish and Flooring features:

Urethane Paint with Graphics

Charcoal/Black/Red/White/Blue

Full Carpet/ Marine Grade

Lockable Carpeted Rod Locker--Holds Up to 7' Rods

Fishing Features:

Trolling Motor Harness (12 Volt 8 Ga.)

Motorguide FW 46FB/42" 12 V Standard

Lowrance X-47

2- Rear Tackle Organizers

Rear Aerated Livewell

Electrical:

Voltmeter Gauge

Tachometer Gauge

Speedometer Gauge

Fuel Gauge

Power Outlet (12Volt)

Comfort and Convenience:

Single Cable Rotary Steering

Bow Storage

Modular Console

Windshield

Rod Hold Down Strap

Battery Charger 2-Bank/ 4 amp

Drop in Tackle Storage Boxes (2 each)

Under Seat and Below Deck Storage

Bow Panel with T/M Receptacle & Tilt Switch

Construction:

Wood Free

S.S. Bow and Stern Eye

Extruded Extra Strength Ribs

5052 Aluminum

Painted Gunnell and Hull Sides/ Natural Aluminum Bottom

All Aluminum Floors and Decks

All Welded Aluminum Transom

Full Length all Aluminum Welded Grid Style Stringer System

Another pic.

(no wood) it should last forever

Nice looking rig. Plenty of front and rear deck space even for a 17 footer.   8-)

Nice boat but appears as though there is aluminum exposed. It you want to keep the boat looking as good as it does new, it will drive you nuts. I have a Basstracker 175 and try to keep it looking good and cleaning the aluminum is long and painful regardless of what anyone tells you to use. But is a great looking boat