17 chaser pilothouse! SOLD

[Ssericz]

Sad to do this but bought a bigger boat so has to be done...


pilothouse seachaser with Suzuki 90 Lenco trim tabs and more!
17ft x 8ft beam
*Aluminum belly fuel tank

*48g  fiberglass bait tank

*furuno Radar low hours

*Lowrance hds with wifi hub
600w thru hull transducer
Nmea 2000 backbone

*standard horizon vhf with ais

* top of the line vhf antenna with verified range of over 130 miles on a weather permitting day

*Rocket launchers on roof and back panel
16 storage rod holders total

2 45° Stainless rod holders for trolling in stern corners
2 adjustable stainless rail mounted rod holders
2 Scotty mount rod holder mounts

* stainless anchor roller and stainless bollard/bit on bow


*high pressure raw water washdown

*90 Suzuki with 4+ years remaining on warranty
Engine purchased brand new March 2015
Break in procedures followed to the T,
Fluids and all maintenance performed at proper intervals 100hour 200hour ect
Only Suzuki brand parts/fluids used
4 blade prop
Connected via nmea 2000 to lowrance for digital dash aswell as an analog gauge
  Top speed 32mph cruise at 20mph at 3-5mpg depending on load and seas have seen as high as 8mpg empty by myself on lake like conditions

*2 battery bank

*On board digital charger

*Perko battery switch

*Entire boat re wired with "anchor" marine  grade wiring (all overkill sizes to never have an issue)

*Fused/breaker switch panel

*Scotty/ace line hauler outlet on auto reset breaker protected wiring

+Am/fm/Bluetooth Sony stereo system with remote and 2 speakers

*All starboard interior

*Have passenger seat or leave un attached to seat 2 people on companion seat

*Custom seat box on stb side with pedestal seat, box designed to hold ace line hauler in bottom and extra storage on top

*all led nav lighting

*hoopnet rack/fish cutting board



The boat has been completely gone thru to make it 100% turn key, ready to fish I could hop in the boat any given day and not even flinch at making the 30 mile crossing to Catalina in any weather without worry. Everything was done right with 3m heat shrink connectors/crimps. There is plenty I'm overlooking I'm sure of it.

This boat has been 60miles offshore in open ocean and in 200+mile trips without any hiccup or worry of something going wrong. I started from a stripped hull and built it to be reliable. The trailer just got a full overhaul last year with all new stainless fasteners and bunks. Early 2016 trailer got new hubs and bearings as preventive maintenance+New tires as well as led lights

Id Tow the trailer 1000+miles without hesitation

Trailer is galvanized and in great shape with self centering bunks

just the aluminum pilothouse is $9k to have made

Asking $20k obo for a quick sale just bought a bigger boat Sad to sell her after finally getting everything dialed! I have well over 28k in her but can't park 2 boats at my place so have to make room priced for a quick sale

  text or call me 562 three three one 7764 if your serious
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[yellowlab]

One of a kind cool Arima!

[croaker stroker]

What did you buy ?

[beancounter]

Makes me tired just reading all the work you did to that boat for the next guy. I'm with the Croakster. What are you upsizing to ?

[Markshoreline]

Very nice package for the Northwest!

[Ssericz]

2320 Parker needed room for more people

[wedocq]

Sweet upgrade! My buddy bought a 2320 a year ago. It's been a lot of fun to fish in. Unbelievable amount of room for a 23' boat.
-Shawn

[HemiGTX]

Congratulations on the Parker!  I hope you start a new thread (so you don't mess up your sale ad) with details on the new boat.  I've decided that if/when I buy another boat, it em will be a 25' Parker.  But in any case I won't get rid of my SR19.

[Rokefin]

Good Luck! 

That 2320 Parker would be one of my top choices for a fishing boat - great buy!

[Ssericz]

SOLD!!! Please lock thread

[rasslingref]

WOW. That was fast. I love your Parker.


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