Name: 1991 Rinker 236 Captiva Cuddy Cabin (Sold)
Brand: Rinker
SKU: 1764417087739
Price: 7000 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the 1991 Rinker 236 Captiva Cuddy Cabin, measuring 23'5" in length and 8'6" in width. Powered by a robust 1991 MerCruiser 454 Magnum engine, delivering 350 HP, this boat rides smoothly on a custom Trailmaster tandem axle trailer with aluminum tread plates. The striking red and white exterior sets a vibrant tone. Inside the cockpit, you'll find two comfortable bucket seats, a full-width aft bench seat, and a sun lounge pad for relaxation. The helm is equipped with a tilt wheel, a comprehensive instrumentation package featuring a Humminbird in-dash digital depth finder, a power trim gauge, and a Kenwood AM/FM/CD stereo for entertainment. The cabin boasts a spacious forward V-berth, two companion-facing seats, 12V lighting, two portlight windows, and a large opening deck vent hatch for ventilation. Additional features include a dual battery system with a switch, docking lights, a stainless steel ski tow eye, swim ladder, a silent choice exhaust system, a stainless steel "Laser II" prop, and a snap-down cockpit cover for convenient storage. This boat is in average condition with only 535 hours of engine use, making it a great choice for your next adventure.

Rinker 236 Captiva Cuddy Cabin 1991

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Sold Listing: Introducing the 1991 Rinker 236 Captiva Cuddy Cabin, measuring 23'5" in length and 8'6" in width. Powered by a robust 1991 MerCruiser 454 Magnum engine, delivering 350 HP, this boat rides smoothly on a custom Trailmaster tandem axle trailer with aluminum tread plates. The striking red and white exte…

1991 Rinker 236 Captiva Cuddy Cabin (Sold)

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