2008 Boston Whaler 150 Montauk For Sale

Legendary Boston Whaler stability and durability is what you can expect from this 50th Anniversary (2008) 150 Montauk powered by a 2007 Mercury 60 HP, EFI Bigfoot outboard with electric start and power trim & tilt!

This Boston Whaler 150 Montauk is a great example of a solid fishing platform complete with 8 rod holders (4 on the forward side of the center console, and 4 rail-mounted), 2 portable fuel tanks, built-in tackle trays, a built-in yet portable cooler, a bimini top to keep you in the shade, navigation lighting for nightime running, a helm cover (for storage), and the largest horsepower outboard approved for use on this boat by the USCG.

Grab your PFDs and fishing gear and you'll have everything you need to enjoy a day of fishing on the bay, river, or lake, and the EFI 60 HP Mercury Bigfoot with stainless steel Mercury Vengence prop will get you where you're going in a hurry!

When your ready to load up and head home, the 2007 Boston Whaler galvanized bunk trailer (manufactured by Karavan Trailers, Inc.) with LED lights promises hassle-free loading and will be ready to take you wherever you need to go, and the hinged swing-away trailer tongue shortens the overall storage length of this package to a short 18' (overall width is 7'-6") for an easy fit into almost any garage for indoor storage.

You'll own a piece of fishing and boating history with this 50th Anniversary Boston Whaler 150 Montauk that's ready to take you to your favorite fishing spot!

The overall condition of this vessel is consistent with its age. It's free of any significant scratches or dings in the fiberglass, but it has a few scuffs and rub marks from docking.

The galvanized trailer is in good condition, but the tongue jack (or at least the wheel) needs to be replaced if having a wheel that rolls is important to you. The tires have good tread and don't show any signs of sidewall cracking, but the date code indicates they are original. The spare is new.

The Mercury outboard is in good condition with the exception of the cowling decals which are beginning to peel slightly and the very bottom of the skeg where about an inch is broken off. The stainless steel propeller is in good shape with only very minor dings, but it could use a reconditioning to return it to perfect condition. There is no hour-meter, so the actual hours are unknown.

All of the stainless steel cleats and deck fittings, rod holders, grab rails, and bimini support structure are clean and free of corrosion.

The seating pads are all in very good condition and reflect that this boat has been stored indoors for the majority of its life. However, the original instrument panel on the helm is somewhat faded and the corners have cracks around the mounting screws. (See photos.)

Overall this vessel apears to be a solid fishing platform with minor imperfections that remind you it has some fish stories to tell because it's definitely spent time on the water, but it's also obvious that it hasn't been abused and it hasn't spent its winters outdoors.