Lund 1775 Classic W 90 Hp Mercury 4 Stroke Outboard boats for sale in Wisconsin

2006 Lund 1775 classic w/ 90 hp 4-Stroke Mercury Outboard

$12,990

Franklin, Wisconsin

The boat is ready to go for the fall fishing season. The 90 hp Mercury 4-stroke runs great. It is fuel injected and sips fuel. Will troll all day at 1 mph and not foul or smoke on takeoff. Has a new "fishermans top" if the weather goes foul. The boat does not come with a trolling motor and has never been used to fish. It is ready to set up. I have tons of fishing gear that is not included in the price but will discount greatly if you need it. I also sell new equipment if you want to go that route. Great family fish n ski. Launches easily with 1 person. There are no scratches or scuffs in the paint or decals, but there are small dents up and down both sides. They do not effect the performance (you have to wonder why they didn't use dock bumpers.) This is a very desirable, easy to handle boat!! Here is a quick review of the boat:This may be hard to believe since the company has over 30 models, but Lund Boats felt there were holes in its lineup that needed to be filled going into the 2006 model year - in particular, between its Rebel and Explorer models. So, like any good boat company, they created a boat that would bridge the gap: the new 1775 classic. And with its design, the brass at Lund had two things in mind: fishability and affordability.Fishability is a combination of smart storage and fishing features, both of which the 1775 classic has in spades. There are two livewells, one in the bow and one aft, with the latter also having a drop-in bait bucket. There’s storage everywhere you look, including in the bow and aft, as well as rod-specific, lockable storage compartments in the gunwales and down the centre of the floor.It’s also worth mentioning that, much like its counterparts, the 1775 classic is built on Lund’s renowned IPS hull. Often imitated but never duplicated, the IPS hull gives you a faster, dryer, more stable ride.This all comes into play on the water with a 0 to 20 mph hole shot of under five seconds and a top speed of 38 mph at 6000 rpm. Turns were clean and precise. And even when you trim down for a tight, full-lock turn with more boat in the water, the strakes still push the water down and away, keeping you dry.