Overall these are still great boats and offer a lot for the money.

Used ones range between $245 to $350 depending on year, condition, and upgrades. I used to run one for ten years and would say that I can speak intelligently on their construction, performance, and what to expect as far as pre-purchase is concerned. If anyone has a specific question then feel free to e-mail me and perhaps I can help you.

I was looking for a 21' CC fishing boat and was stuck in the $35-$45,000 area and to be honest, for a short season in New England that's too much money. For $25,000, I got boat, motor and trailer and so far I have had no major issues.

Center console fishing boat that doubles as a family boat for riding, wakeboarding and skiing. Scout is made of 100% wood-free construction, and has a deep-vee hull. This soft ride performs graciously with it's dependable outboard power. The Scout is fast, fun, and fuel-efficient.

This is great for the BAY to fish or just run-a-bout.

Skiff type boat modified into a small waters, bass boat with the addition of a front deck, foot controlled electric motor, seats, depth finder, etc. Handles as well as could be expected for a 16', tiller control outboard. Responds well to the helm. With a flat bow, it does ride rough in anything more than a chop. It is not a "big water" boat, but it was never designed to be.