Name: 2026 Highfield Sport 390 (Sold)
Brand: Highfield
SKU: 1786192576348
Price: 35995 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the Highfield Sport 390, an exceptional tender built from rugged aluminum, designed for outstanding performance and versatility. This 2026 used model measures 12.83 feet in length, making it perfect for a variety of aquatic adventures. Equipped with a powerful Yamaha F60LB outboard engine, it delivers an exhilarating 60 horsepower for an exciting ride. The 3-blade aluminum propeller enhances both efficiency and responsiveness, ideal for quick trips or leisurely outings. Its RIB hull design ensures stability and comfort, allowing for smooth navigation in diverse water conditions. With its thoughtful craftsmanship and high-quality materials, the Highfield Sport 390 is more than just a boat; it’s your gateway to exploration on the water. This tender was sold new in April 2026 and has never been in the water, having only been started during the pre-delivery inspection. It currently has zero hours of use and comes with full factory warranties. Now located at Captains Choice Yacht Sales on Pickwick Lake in the Tennessee River, it features options such as a removable ski pole and a Garmin 74SV chartplotter with a transducer, fully integrated with the boat and engine. Please note that the trailer is not included.

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Sold Listing: Introducing the Highfield Sport 390, an exceptional tender built from rugged aluminum, designed for outstanding performance and versatility. This 2026 used model measures 12.83 feet in length, making it perfect for a variety of aquatic adventures. Equipped with a powerful Yamaha F60LB outboard engin…

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