I have for sale my 2009 Alumacraft 195 Tournament CS Pro deep V boat. I have a 2010 Yamaha HPDI 200hp outboard currently on the boat. I will sell with or without the motor. It is the model with a side console and does not have a windshield. It has the rare option of vinyl flooring which is a considerable upgrade to me for ease of cleaning. It has three air ride seats. The boat has a Minnkota Terrova 24 volt trolling motor with i-pilot and remote. I have mounted a Hummingbird 998 side imaging graph that I would prefer to keep but will leave the cables, transducers (side imaging and high speed, and mount installed. The boat also includes 6 flush mount drift master rod holders, additional pop up cleats, like new trolling batteries, and an on board charger. This boat is fully rigged and ready to fish anywhere for anything. The boat runs over 50mph with my 200 and a Yamaha stainless prop. The ride is awesome. The boat sits on a Road Runner tandem axle trailer with custom wheels, and pvc roller guides. It is in as new condition without a scratch.

I am asking $28,000 for the package turn key.

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That is a very nice boat. Wish I had the funds.

CW

Ditto

Chicken! Tell your wife you bought after the fact. Nice boat!

Crappie spawn around the corner

You have an extra room at your house Bobby?

Bump for an awesome boat.

You buy that boat and I do.

Bump for a great looking rig

sweeeett. bump

That does look like a super nice boat - like a Lund.
It looks like you could walk around on the gunnels like sidewalks.
Big nice boat...

You can walk around on the gunnels no problem. I throw a cast net off the front next to the trolling motor. She is a rocket with the 200. I am ready to make someone a deal!

ttt

ttt

WOW!!!

The big Alumacraft are like tanks. I have a Trophy 195 and I fish Hubbard all the time in the big wind when no one else heads out. The freeboard is high enough to drift comfortably with a sock in 3 foot swells. Dry and out of the wind. There aren't many days that I can't fish due to weather/wind, which is important unless you like waiting to fish in 100 degrees after the best is over.

Motivated to sell!

You know about what boat/motor weighs?

This is from the Alumacraft brochure on the boat. I will check on the motor:
Engine
Rated Horsepower200 HP (148kw)
Fuel Capacity38 gal. (144L)
Dimensions
Rider Capacity6 persons/1850 lbs (839kg)
Weight1735 lbs (787 kg)
Length19'3" (5.86m)
Width97" (2.46m)
Depth43"/22"
Transom(Width) 96" (2.43m); (Height) 25" (.51m)

A little more info from the brochure:


2010 Alumacraft Tournament Pro 195 CS
Every day is a tournament day. Competitive fishermen don’t let anything come between them and their fishing. Whether it’s for bragging rights or a paycheck, this is the boat tournament pros prefer. Wide open floorplan for working fish, locking rod storage that holds all your favorite setups. Dry storage, famous 2XB Hull, large dual livewells, full blown console, and comfortable seating all around. Lock on a dependable outboard and start the clock.

CS: Hydraulic steering, tilt wheel, removable windshield

TILLER: Electronics compartment, foot trim

SPEEDOMETER, tachometer, voltmeter, fuel gauge, horn, blank

STEREO–AM/FM/CD with 2 speakers, Sirus ready

BOW CASTING PLATFORM–w/pedestal socket

AFT CASTING PLATFORM–w/pedestal socket

PULL-UP CLEATS–Flush mount, pull up cleats

EXTRAS–Fire extinguisher, grab handles at each seat location, cup holders

IN-FLOOR STORAGE–cockpit (195)

ROD STORAGE–lighted, lockable port side, top-load compartment, five 8' rods; lighted center compartment, nine rods up to 7-1/2'

STO-N-GO–portable rod storage case

STORAGE–lockable glove box

DRY STORAGE/ICE CHEST–lockable

BATTERY STORAGE–forward (2 batteries), Aft (1 starting)

ELECTRICAL–master switch, circuit breakers with accessory terminal block, 3 power point outlets

TROLLING SYSTEMS–12/24V bow outlet and aft outlet

BOW PANEL–w/battery condition gauge and trim/tilt switch

LIGHTS–stowable running lights, 3 interior courtesy lights, livewell lights

BILGE PUMP–dual: 1 auto, 1 manual

The 200 Yamaha HPDI weighs 475 lbs.

That puts the boat and motor at 2210 lbs.

Come take it for a ride if you are serious. You will not be dissapointed!

TTT

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Sick boat. Wish I had the cash.