1995 Glassply Deep V

Year

1995

Length

18

Model

Deep V

Mercury 220 boat has hardly ever been on the water I have replaced the flooring with rubber spray coating. The only thing I haven't put in was the seats boat comes with a fish finder and anchor buoys there's no cracks in the hall everything is perfect on it it just sat for 20 years I got it from a guy cleaned it up the rubber underneath the trailer as you can see has hardly ever been deteriorated it is ready to pull get it yours today for $500, please read the forum below about these boats aluminum fuel tank, just needs a battery and fuel line from motor hooked up, these hulls were bought by the government for a while back in the 90s Through the GlasPly Forum we have created a registry of around 400 owners of these old boats. There must be a reason. I have had four GP's through the years and many of our members currently own two or more. Some of the owners have scooped out the hull down to the bare fiberglass and replaced stringers, wiring, plumbing, cabinetry and powerplants to retain the classic design line and strength of the hull. Built in the NW for use in any kind of water, Government agencies were early buyers of the boats. The thick hand-laid up fiberglass hulls make them a very heavy boat in comparison with other brands. It is also why so many of them are still around. Some great stories on the forum of running through big waves and heavy weather and coming away with confidence and new respect for the hull design and construction. Come to the GP Rendezvous in Bremerton August 7-9 to meet some of the owners and see what they have done to their boats. The cruise liner QE2 moves only six inches

Make

Glassply