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 Head out with confidence in your 20' Coho. This smooth running, high volume hull will take you anywhere you want to go. See those coamings that run along the cockpit? Until you've been offshore in a small boat with real side decks and cockpit coamings, you don't know how dry and seaworthy a small boat can be. That's a 115 on the transom. The boat is quite fast with that power and will run beautifully with motors as small as 4-stroke 90's. You can also go the other way and put a 150 on her for "blinding speed," in the words of one of our Coho owners.  hang time heads for the islands. The lovely custom paint color and complimentary fabrics were chosen by the owner.  Here's a another shot of hang time running, this time with only her Bimini up. Notice the handholds sewn into the top to make it safer to go forward with all the canvas and side curtains up.  Ceilidh motors into a cove after a fun day's cruise. Her famous author/owner allowed us to use this photo, complete with pipe, since his face was shaded. At this speed, she's drawn her stern wave almost back to the transom, yet her bow wave is barely discernible. The East Coast influence on her lines is obvious in this photo. She'll look at home in any port. The zippered hatch in the soft top allows the owner to drive seated in bad weather, or optionally stand in fine or foggy weather. Ceilidh and hang time have two different soft top systems. Both work well. |
We are located on the Snohomish River in the Pacific Northwest, about 20 miles north of Seattle.
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