Hurricane Deckboats

[Flyer1]

Does anyone have any experience with Hurricane Deckboats? I'm in the market and I've noticed there aren't many used Hurricane's for sale out there. What kind of quality do you get for the price?

 

[Msibley]

Hurricane is part of Godfrey Marine....who recently also purchased Rinker Boats. Godfrey has a solid track record in the marine industry and the d/b's of theirs I have been around and looked at are quality builds.

 

[wasjr]

I am on my second Hurricane and have been very pleased. Initially, we had a 1999 GS 248 with a 5.7 Merc that I bought in 2002. Really enjoyed the boat but, since our boat stays on a lift at the lake, I wanted an outboard to be able to use during winter without having to re-winterize, and my wife wanted a full windshield. Last spring we sold the 1999 and found a 2000 Sundeck 217 with a 150hp outboard with low hours in great shape. Since it is an outboard, it has about the same usable deck space as the 24 ft we had. We are very happy with the boat.
I would recommend Hurricane. It is a very solid boat and can be purchased at a variety of price points with either outboard or stern drive power.

 

[Woodsong]

I think Hurrricane makes a good boat for the $$. Our family had one for a while and it had a 250 hp engine and it was a nice boat. We had a lot of fun on it and it was well built.

 

[Silverton_34]

Had a 2000 226RE FunDeck with a Yamaha 115 HP. Very good boat, easy maintenance, very enjoyable. Kept in water year round. Highly recommend Hurricane.

 

[j-d]

Neighbor of ours is pretty picky, did a lot of shopping and got a Hurricane. I think it's a 23-something w/Yammie 225-4stroke. It runs out nice and seems well finished. Sounds like a good choice in that type of boat.