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2018 Master Pricing for Website Part # Item Description 2018 MSRP Size Weight TYPE1 10001 BAUER 8 $495 54x18x5 33.00 10002 ACORN $495 54x18x5 33.00 10003 DEWITT $495 54x18x5 33.00 10003 NUTSHELL 7'7" $495 54x18x5 33.00 10003 NEWPORT FLIPPER $495 54x18x5 33.00 10003 WATERTENDER $495 54x18x5 33.00 10004 DYER 7'11" $495 54x18x5 33.00 10004 PORTLAND PUDGY $495 54x18x5 33.00 10005 BUG $495 54x18x5 33.00 10006 RS TERRA $495 54x18x5 33.00 10007 JC 9 $495 54x18x5 33.00 10008 BAUER 10 $495 54x18x5 33.00 10010 LAPSTRAKE DINGHY 10', $495 54x18x5 33.00 10011 HUNTER 90/JY 9 $495 54x18x5 33.00 10011 RICH PASSAGE MINTO $495 54x18x5 33.00 10011 NUTSHELL $495 54x18x5 33.00 10012 DYER 9 $495 54x18x5 33.00 10013 INFLATABLE 8' $545 60x18x6 35.00 10014 WALKER BAY 8 RID $525 72x18x6 39.00 10015 CAPE DORY 10 $495 54x18x5 34.00 10016 DYER 10' $495 54x18x5 34.00 10017 PENNANT $525 60x18x6 34.00 10018 N-10 (TURNABOUT) Dolly $525 54x18x5 34.00 10020 SHELLBACK $495 54x18x5 34.00 10021 RS QUBA/ RS NEO $495 54x18x5 34.00 10022 MIRROR $495 54x18x5 34.00 10022 HANSE 303 WIDE $495 54x18x5 34.00 10022 O'DAY SPRITE $495 54x18x5 34.00 10021 COOK 11 $525 60x18x6 35.00 10024 INFLATABLE 9' $565 72x18x6 35.00 10025 SEA EAGLE 9.6 SR $565 72x18x6 35.00 10026 TOPPER $495 54x18x5 33.00 10027 PICO $495 54x18x5 34.00 10028 SUNCHASER I & II $495 54x18x5 34.00 10028 WALKER BAY 10 W/MOTOR, $495 54x18x5 34.00 10028 CL 11 $495 54x18x5 34.00 10029 SWIFTY 11 $525 60x18x6 35.00 10030 PIRATEER $565 72x18x6 38.00 10031 YANKEE TENDER $495 54x18x5 34.00 10031 HANSE LIBERTY $495 54x18x5 34.00 10032 RS ZEST $495 54x18x5 34.00 10034 KOLIBRI $495 54x18x5 34.00 10036 DYER 12.5 $525 60x18x6 35.00 10036 WIDGEON $525 60x18x6 35.00 10037 SWIFTY 12 $525 60x18x6 35.00 10037 TECH DINGHY $525 60x18x6 35.00 10038 WALKER BAY 10 RIB $565 72x18x6 38.00 10039 KAYAK 12 $495 54x18x5 33.00 10040 CANOE 11 $495 54x18x5 33.00 10041 BUTTERFLY $495 54x18x5 33.00 10042 WATER MOUSE $495 54x18x5 33.00 10043 BANSHEE $495 54x18x5 34.00 10043 MISTRAL 4.04 $495 54x18x5 34.00 10044 PUFFER $525 60x18x6 35.00 10045 INFLATABLE 10' $565 72x18x6 38.00 10046 SEA EAGLE 10.6 SR $565 72x18x6 38.00 10046 SEA EAGLE 8 $565 72x18x6 39.00 10048 CANOE 12 $495 54x18x5 33.00 10049 OPEN BIC $495 54x18x5 35.00 10050 CLUB/FLYING JUNIOR $495 54x18x5 35.00 10050 MELONSEED $495 54x18x5 35.00 10051 ALUMINUM DURO 13' $525 60x18x6 37.00 10051 ENTERPRISE $525 60x18x6 37.00 10052 BLUE JAY $525 60x18x6 38.00 10053 PIXEL $565 72x18x6 37.00 10053 TOPPER MANGO $565 72x18x6 37.00 10053 CAPRI 14 $565 72x18x6 37.00 10053 OMEGA 14 $565 72x18x6 37.00 10054 RANGLELY ROWBOAT $495 54x18x5 33.00 10055 HUMMER ROCK DORY $495 54x18x5 35.00 10056 ALUMINUM 10' W/MOTOR, $495 54x18x5 35.00 10056 PEAPOD 14 $495 54x18x5 35.00 10057 FLYING TERN $495 54x18x5 33.00 10058 CL 14 $525 60x18x6 38.00 10059 INFLATABLE 11' $565 72x18x6 41.00 10061 KAYAK 14 $525 60x18x6 34.00 10062 LITTLE RIVER ROWING DORY 15 $525 60x18x6 36.00 10062 GIG HARBOR 15' CANOE / 14' GUIDEBOAT $525 60x18x6 36.00 10063 DOLPHIN $525 54x18x5 35.00 10064 CHRYSLER DAGGER $495 54x18x5 36.00 10065 ALUMINUM BOAT 12' $495 54x18x5 37.00 10066 CHESSAPEAKE SKERRY $525 60x18x6 34.00 10069 ROWBOAT 16' $525 60x18x6 34.00 10070 CANOE 14 $525 60x18x6 35.00 10071 WIZZ $525 60x18x6 37.00 10072 LITTLE RIVER LEGACY 15 $525 60x18x6 37.00 10073 470 $525 60x18x6 37.00 10073 COMET $525 60x18x6 37.00 10073-HD SNIPE, HD $525 60x18x6 39.00 10074 PORTA BOTE 10'8", $525 60x18x6 38.00 10074 TASAR $525 60x18x6 38.00 10077 CANOE 15 $525 60x18x6 36.00 10078 CONTENDER $525 60x18x6 37.00 10079 WINDMILL $525 60x18x6 38.00 10079 FIREBALL $525 60x18x6 38.00 10081 INFLATABLE 12' W/MOTOR, $565 72x18x6 43.00 10084 VIRUS TURBO II $525 60x18x6 34.00 10085 ROWING SHELL 16' $525 60x18x6 34.00 10086 17' ROWBOAT $525 60x18x6 34.00 10087 WHITEHALL 17' $525 60x18x6 35.00 10087 GIG HARBOR 16' NEW ENGLAND DORY $525 60x18x6 35.00 10088 ALUMINUM 12' W/ MOTOR $525 60x18x6 34.00 10089 NAUTIYOLA $525 60x18x6 34.00 10090 CANOE 16' $525 60x18x6 34.00 10091 PORTA BOTE 12'6" $525 60x18x6 37.00 10091 WHISP $525 60x18x6 36.00 10092 KAYAK 17' $565 72x18x6 35.00 10092 LITTLE RIVER ROWING SHELL 18 $565 72x18x6 36.00 10092 SOLO SKIFF w/Motor $565 72x18x6 36.00 10093 ANNAPOLIS WHERRY 17'9", $565 72x18x6 38.00 10095 CANOE 17' $565 72x18x6 38.00 10095 ALDEN APPLEDORE 16' $565 72x18x6 38.00 10096 ALDEN OCEAN SHELL $565 72x18x6 38.00 10097 MERRY WHERRY 19' $565 72x18x6 39.00 10098 ALDEN APPLEDORE 19' $565 72x18x6 39.00 10099 C-CLASS CATAMARAN (Pair) $1,125 Custom TBD 10100 BOMBADIER 4.8 $525 60x18x6 39.00 10101 SABOT $495 54x18x5 34.00 10102 Melonseed (Crawford) $495 54x18x5 35.00 10103 LITTLE RIVER HERITAGE 15 $525 60x18x6 36.00 10105 ESCAPE RUMBA 13, $525 60x18x6 37.00 10106 ADIRONDACK 14 VERMONT FISHING DORY $495 72x18x6 40.00 10107 PORTA BOTE 14' $565 72x18x6 44.00 10108 Pirogue 13' Flat Bottom $525 60x18x6 44.00 10109 SWIFT SOLO SKIFF $525 60x18x6 37.00 10110 ECHO ROWING SHELL $565 72x18x6 44.00 10111 LITTLE RIVER HERITAGE12 $495 54x18x5 36.00 10112 16' ROWING SHELL, ANGLED BOW $525 60x18x6 44.00 10113 WILDERNESS SYSTEMS ATAK $495 54x18x5 36.00 10114 FEARING $565 72x18x6 38.00 10115 ALUMINUM 13 W/ MOTOR $525 60x18x6 40 10116 CLC NOREASTER DORY $565 60x18x6 40 10117 SUNFISH NON GUNWHALE HUNG $495 54x18x5 34 10118-L STIK BOAT W/ LARGE WHEELS $675 10119 Chessapeake Noreaster Dory $565 72x18x6 44 10120 LASER SHELL $565 72x18x7 38 TYPE 2 12001 BYTE $495 54x18x5 35.00 12002 LASER $495 54x18x5 35.00 12003 INVITATION $525 60x18x6 39.00 TYPE 3 13001 HOLDER 12 $495 54x18x5 35.00 13002 HUNTER 140/JY 14 $525 60x18x6 37.00 13003 AQUA FINN $495 54x18x5 35.00 13003 SUNFISH $495 54x18x5 35.00 13004 CAPRI 13 $495 54x18x5 36.00 13004 ZUMA $495 54x18x5 36.00 13005 FORCE 5 $495 54x18x5 36.00 13006 HOLDER 14 $525 60x18x6 38.00 13007 LASER 2 $495 54x18x5 36.00 13008 JY 15 $525 60x18x6 37.00 13009 MEGABYTE $525 60x18x6 38.00 13010 VANGUARD 15 $525 60x18x6 38.00 13011 MINIFISH $495 54x18x5 34.00 13012 RS AERO $495 54x18x5 36.00 13013 OUTSIDER $495 54x18x6 36.00 13014 WINDFLIGHT 14 $495 54x18x5 36.00 TYPE 4.1 14100 RS FEVA $565 54x18x5 35.00 14102 RS 100 $565 54x18x5 35.00 14105 MX RAY $565 54x18x5 35.00 14105 WETA Trimaran $565 54x18x6 36.00 14111 RS VAREO $565 54x18x5 36.00 14101 TOPPER VIBE $585 60x18x6 40.00 14103 LASER 2000 $585 60x18x6 35.00 14106 RS 500 $585 60x18x6 37.00 14107 29 ER $585 60x18x6 38.00 14109 MUSTO SKIFF $585 60x18x6 38.00 14104 RS 600 $595 72x18x6 42.00 14108 RS 700 $595 72x18x6 41.00 14110 VECTOR $595 72x18x6 39.00 14112 RAIDER 16 TURBO/SPORT $595 72x18x6 43.00 14113 RS QUEST $565 60x18x6 38.00 14115 TOPAZ ARGO $565 60x18x6 38.00 TYPE 4.2 14200 RS 500* Single Tongue is Standard $675 60x18x6 47.00 14202 INT'L 14 $675 60x18x6 47.00 14205 29 ER $675 60x18x6 49.00 14206 RS VISION $675 60x18x6 49.00 14207 LASER 4000 $675 60x18x6 49.00 14208 BAHIA $675 60x18x6 49.00 14209 VAGO $675 60x18x6 49.00 14203 TOPPER ARGO $695 72x18x6 49.00 14204 RS 400 $695 72x18x6 50.00 14210 RS 800 $695 72x18x6 50.00 14211 TOPPER OMEGA $695 72x18x6 50.00 14212 RS VENTURE $695 72x18x6 51.00 14213 49 ER $695 72x18x6 50.00 14214 Melges 17 FORWARD CT $695 72x18x6 54.00 TYPE 5 15001 12' x 4' ROWBOAT $635 60x18x6 44.00 15002 12' LIFEGAURD BOAT $635 60x18x6 45.00 15003 BAUER 12 $695 72x18x6 47.00 15004 HUNTER 140 $635 60x18x6 47.00 15005 INFLATABLE 10' $695 72x18x6 49.00 15006 FLYING/CLUB JUNIOR $635 60x18x6 47.00 15007 420 $635 60x18x6 47.00 15008 HUNTER 146 $695 72x18x6 49.00 15009 AMERICAN DAYSAILER 14.6 $695 72x18x6 49.00 15010 COTUIT SKIFF $635 60x18x6 48.00 15011 PUFFIN 14 $635 60x18x6 48.00 15012 CAPRI 14.2 $695 72x18x6 51.00 15012 Lido 14 $695 72x18x6 51.00 15014 WHITEHALL TYEE SPIRIT $635 60x18x6 48.00 15016 BOSTON WHALER 11' $635 60x18x6 48.00 15017 ALBACORE $635 60x18x6 49.00 15017 CORONADO 15 $635 60x18x6 51.00 15019 FUSION 15 $635 60x18x6 48.00 15019 VANGUARD 15 $635 60x18x6 48.00 15019-HD GIG HARBOR 15' MAINE LOBSTER BOAT $635 60x18x6 50.00 15020 CL 16 $695 72x18x6 51.00 15020 MISTRAL $695 72x18x6 51.00 15021 PRECISION 15 $695 72x18x6 53.00 15021 TOPPER XENON $695 72x18x6 53.00 15022 SNIPE $635 60x18x6 52.00 15021 INFLATABLE 11' $695 72x18x6 51.00 15021 MELGES SUPER SCOW $695 72x18x6 51.00 15024 INFLATABLE ZODIAC 12.5 $695 72x18x6 53.00 15026 INT'L 505 $635 60x18x6 49.00 15026 WYLIECAT 17 $695 72x18x6 49.00 15027 AMESBURY SKIFF 14' W/ $695 72x18x6 49.00 15029 OSPREY $695 72x18x6 50.00 15030 WHITEHALL SPIRIT 14, $695 72x18x6 49.00 15031 SWIFT SOLO SKIFF $635 60x18x6 49.00 15032 $695 72x18x6 53.00 15033 INFLATABLE 13' W/MOTOR, $695 72x18x6 52.00 15034 SEA EAGLE 14SR $695 72x18x6 54.00 15036 ALUMINUM 14' W/MOTOR, $695 72x18x6 56.00 15037 INFLATABLE 14' W/MOTOR, $695 72x18x6 54.00 15039 FINN $695 72x18x6 48.00 15040 INFLATABLE 9' W/MOTOR $695 72x18x6 51.00 15041 Walker Bay RIB 310FTL $695 72x18x6 51.00 15043 WAYFARER $695 72x18x6 54.00 15044 INFLATABLE 15' W/MOTOR, $695 72x18x6 55.00 15045 ACHILLES HB-315LX $695 72x18x6 51.00 15046 Bombardier 4.8 $695 72x18x6 55.00 15047 CUSTOM ROWING SHELL DOLLY $695 Custom 15048 J II YAWL $695 72x18x6 55.00 15049 INFLATABLE 12', $695 72x18x6 49.00 15050 15' JON BOAT CUSTOM $695 72x18x6 55.00 15051 O'DAY SPRITE CUSTOM $635 60x18x6 55.00 15052 12' JON BOAT CUSTOM $635 60x18x6 55.00 15053 VAGABOND 14 $695 72x18x6 55.00 15054 MACKENZIE14 DRIFT BOAT $635 60x18x6 47.00 15000-C CUSTOM TYPE 5 DOLLY TYPE 6 16001 OPTIMIST $350 60x18x6 32.00 16002 OPTIMIST DOLLY SIMULATOR ADAPTER $275 16003 OPTIMIST SIMULATOR COMPLETE $450 TYPE 7 17001 PUFFIN 7 $495 54x18x5 33.00 17001 FATTY KNEE 7.5 $495 54x18x5 33.00 17002 FATTY KNEE 8 $495 54x18x5 33.00 17002 TRINKA 8 $495 54x18x5 34.00 17003 PUFFIN 8.5
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