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1993 Hacker-Craft Runabout

$49,900

New Port Richey, Florida

Nothing compares with the sight of a mahogany runabout cutting through the water at speed. A century old reputation for high-quality wood boats combined with modern technology provides a beautiful and dependable runabout that can’t be matched. Utilizing these new technologies and materials today’s Hacker contemporary classic boats are built with “dry” bottoms: modern epoxies are layered between each of three planking layers of mahogany. Dry bottom boats are so advanced and dependable that the Hacker Boat Company provides all owners of new Hacker-Craft with a limited ten (10) year boat hull warranty. Garage-stored to maintain her drop-dead good looks this Hacker-Craft is ready to provide pride and joy to a new owner. No more replacing rope caulk wetting and swelling or yearly refinishing.   History John Hacker's words for his runabouts ..."crafts supreme in their boating completeness"--aptly describe "The Steinway of Runabouts" since the 1930s. Powered by a 350 Crusader XL engine she has  the sound and performance that speedboats must have. She features two cockpit seating areas with green upholstery and premium stereo. This beauty is a second-owner boat that has been carefully maintained and upgraded in 2006 with the new style solid resin “drop and go” bottom. 1993 Hacker-Craft Runabout Location: New Port Richey FL US (LOCATION: New Port Richey FL) Own a piece of American boat-building history with this 20’ Hacker-Craft Runabout. Description 1993 Hacker-Craft 20' Runabout Beautiful Mahogany Superbly Finished Green Interior Compliments the Mahogany "Drop and Go Bottom" re-done in 2006 with 10-year Factory Warranty Only 330 Hours on the 350 Crusader 7.4 XL Engine Second Owner Garage Stored Includes 2005 Performance Custom Trailer with Spare and Rim Options Spotlight Stereo Two Flags Hacker Dock Lines Four Custom Hacker Fenders Custom Cover Mechanical & Electrical Freshwater Operation Only 350 Crusader XL Engine Single Battery Halon Fire Suppression disclaimer the Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. Its founder John Ludwig Hacker born in 1877 was an extraordinary talent who has long been acknowledged as one of the world's leading naval architects and the greatest American motorboat designer of the 20th century. Founded in Detroit Michigan in 1908 the Hacker Boat Company is one of the longest-lived boat-building companies in the world. Not only are the dry bottoms incredibly strong and resilient their maintenance has been drastically   reduced. Our driving angle for the propeller shaft produces a level planning position at all speeds. Hacker Runabouts ranging in size from 20 to 35 feet with twin and triple cockpit configurations provide a beautifully balanced ensemble of hull and power. Many of the models look like classic original 1920s and 1930s Hacker-Crafts above the waterline but significant improvements have been made throughout thanks to improved modern boat building techniques and materials. the level ride is the secret to Hacker's legendary riding comfort --the last word in luxurious water travel. A 2005 Performance custom trailer is included for transport and storage. Hacker is widely   considered the Father of the Modern American Runabout. Today’s Hacker-Crafts are hand-crafted with the finest select mahoganies available using the design plans John Hacker. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale price change or withdrawal without notice. Boats Antique and Classics 8536 PSN . Hacker incorporated several innovations during the World War I years most notably a revolutionary V-shaped hull that allowed his creations to reach speeds unheard of in the early decades of the 20th century. An accredited marine designer Hacker would soon become the most influential runabout designer among the leading American builders. They create sights and sounds that other boats can never imitate. A buyer should instruct his agents or his surveyors to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated...