Boston Whaler 190 Montauk With Mercury 150HP

Looking for a versatile, reliable boat that's equally at home cruising the bay, fishing offshore, or enjoying a day on the water with family? This 2022 Boston Whaler 190 Montauk delivers the legendary Whaler combination of quality, safety, performance, and practicality.

Powered by a 150 HP Mercury outboard showing just 42 hrs, this Montauk has plenty of power for quick cruising, watersports, and getting to your favourite fishing spots.

Highlights:

2022 Boston Whaler 190 Montauk
2021 Mercury 150 HP outboard
2021 Boston Whaler Trailer
Factory water sports tower
Raymarine Sounder / Gps
Fusion Sound system
Dual Batteries
Yeti Esky / Seat
Storage bow and stern
Safety equipment

New full Boat cover

Excellent all-around fishing and family boating

Legendary Boston Whaler construction and reputation

Spacious, open layout with plenty of room to move around

Easy to trailer, launch, and maintain

Ready for its next owner

Whether you're chasing fish, exploring the coastline, or spending weekends with the family, the 190 Montauk is a proven platform that does it all.

Well-equipped, well-maintained


On display at Challenge Marine - Perth's Leading Used Boat Destination - 30 Berriman Drive, Wangara, WA 6065

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