V2025HT Hardtop Pacific Skiff

[Chaps]

SOLD

Posting this up for an elderly friend of mine. He bought it new in 2008, the main has 350 easy hours, has always lived on a lift in front of his house. Nicely loaded up from the factory, lightly used, looks like new. $34,000 cash. Lift also available. Click on pics for larger size. None nicer for sale anywhere that I can tell. No trailer

Main: Honda BF150, 2008, 350 hours
Kicker: Honda 9.9, 2008, barely used
Raymarine electronics
Nice canvas enclosure

Length 20'-5"
Beam 7'-7"
Draft 9"
Weight 1950 lbs.
Fuel Capacity 50 gallons
Max Horsepower 150
Transom 25"
Side Height 33"
Load Capacity 3000lbs

I will forward serious inquiries to the seller

[nicknotsebastian]

where is the boat located ? WA ?

[Chaps]

Yes, Washington but be advised that I screwed up the posting. I thought it was a 23 because thats what the Pacific decal said it was but I was just informed by the owner today when I actually went to look at it again that its a 21' and that the factory put the wrong decals on when it was shipped

[TomAK]

Hi. Sent you a private message.
Thanks.
Tom

[linebacker55]

Also sent a pm. Thank you.

[leemer]

I'm glad you cleared that up. I kept looking at the deck space and thinking why that 22' look so much smaller than mine. Nice boat for sure!

[Bucket]

Chaps, Any way you can get some interior photos?
Not sure if you mentioned it or not but is there a trailer included?

Thanks

[RogueFanatic]

I am going to check it out this afternoon...

[Chaps]

There is no trailer. I took some pics of it yesterday and they all came out crummy because I did it with an old phone and the sunlight was white hot blah, blah . . . anyway here's a couple. Note the extra stowage compartments in the bow and the big one behind the helm seat which doubles as a cushioned bench seat. Extra heavy railing is nice too. Kicker & main are on one control, trim tabs, two electric scotties incl, there is also a seat/stowage box in front of the console. This boat has seating for six! Also very cool sliding canvas panels for enclosure.

There has been a ton of interest in this boat even with my length screw-up

[kip_21ftPACIFIC]

I'd like to buy this boat if it checks out. What will it ?

[little dingy]

RogueFanatic,

Any comments on the boat after seeing it?

[RogueFanatic]

Not going to work for me unfortunately. I have never ridden in a smoother welded hull and it blows the doors off of my 19' Salmon Master. Weird thing was the self-draining holes let in a surprising amount of water with me, a buddy, and the owner standing in it and I don't mean all of us in the stern either. I go bottom fishing with some big boys and everyone would need to be wearing boots to be dry-foot. Not a big deal but any boat of mine needs to pull double-duty as a family boat and this wouldn't be popular. Guess I need a 23'!!

[leemer]

I'm really surprised by that statement about the scuppers letting water in. Not saying I don't believe you. There are rubber flaps that prevent the back flow of water to the deck. On mine, I have never had any water back flow to the deck. Did you have an opportunity to inspect the scupper flaps? I think a replacement set is around $10 and it's a five minute job to replace them.

[RogueFanatic]

leemer- I did not check to see if there were functional flaps but other boats I have been on had ball valves and they did a decent job of preventing inflow. The boat was in the water at the owner's dock and I didn't look at that as I was more concerned with the motor, etc. The 150 Honda and 9.9 kicker must have a combined weight of nearly 600# and with a guy in the stern I am supposing it was too near the water line. I didn't think that issue per se was a deal-breaker, it just wasn't going to work for me. If you want to know more you can PM me.

[timeo]

Another point of reference for you. I have a V2025 with Suzuki 140 main and 15 kicker. Combined the engines weigh 520lbs. I get very little water in the rear by the scuppers at the dock when I stand right by a scupper, maybe 1/4" or so over an area 12" by 6" at most. I weigh about 165lb. When we are out on the water in waves and the boat is stationary, more water comes in from the scuppers, maybe 1/4" to 1/2" of water a over square foot, again when I am standing right by a scupper. I actually might replace these scuppers and see if it gets better.

I was emailing Pacific earlier this week after I saw this boat had a 150hp engine while my capacity label says 140hp is the max. Pacific told me the boat has been re-rated at 150hp but to try to keep the combined weight down for the engines if I repowered to 150hp. They sent me a new capacity label as well.

Tim

[Chaps]

I'm still messed up, someone has advised me that the boat is a 2025. Word of advice, if you ever offer to help somebody sell something make sure you know what it is you are selling! All my fault, jumping to conclusions when I should have done a better job asking the owner questions.

[RogueFanatic]

Timeo, what you describe in your boat is what I am used to as well.