1997 Shamrock 200 Pilothouse

This 1997 Shamrock 200 Pilothouse is a 20-foot fiberglass pilothouse with the design signature of Shamrock's full-keel modified-V hull, engineered to protect running gear and handle rough, choppy waters. The boat measures 20 feet 2 inches overall with an 8-foot 6-inch beam and draws 24 inches. It weighs 3,350 pounds dry and carries 86 gallons of fuel.

The single Chevrolet gasoline engine has been replaced and shows only 80 hours of running time. The boat is fitted with hydraulic Sea Star steering, Bennett trim tabs, and a comprehensive suite of modern electronics including a Garmin GPS map chart plotter and Uniden VHF radio. The pilothouse includes an AM/FM cassette stereo and both remote and fixed lighting throughout the vessel.

Extensive mechanical and systems work has been completed. New components include the transmission oil cooler, shaft, coupling, rudder with stuffing box, and propeller. The fuel system has been rebuilt with dual refurbished tanks, new fuel pump, regulator, separator, and associated plumbing. All hoses throughout the boat have been replaced and double-clamped with stainless steel. New bilge pumps, battery system, starting circuit, and fuse panel have been installed. The exhaust fan, baitwell pump, and fishbox evacuation pump are all new, as are engine freshwater flush kit, control cables, and ignition switch.

A Load Right dual-axle galvanized trailer with hydraulic brakes and LED lights is included, fitted with a 2-speed winch, guide poles, spare tire and carrier, and a heavy-duty 1,200-pound tongue jack. The boat comes with original Shamrock documentation, repair manuals, and spare bottom paint for touch-ups.