If you see this Rinker in the water, it appears to be another deck boat, then you notice how roomy it is. Walk past, look back and find out it is a trimaran. This will make it ride smoother, stabler and handle chop better than any deck boat around. The condition makes it hard to believe it was built in 1995. Being lift kept also keeps them young. Sometimes they really were the good old days

The third hull not only adds stability, it also increases payload. A trimaran will jump on plane quickly and stay on plane at a low RPM. The flat turns take some getting used to, but once you go with a multi-hull, you may never go back.

This Rinker has plenty of extra space forward too, the hull goes straight and you do not lose space to a pointy bow. The beam carries throughout the boat and the deck is well designed.

The big swim platform with drop down ladder leads to a big sun pad, or opt for the transom gate which leads to a roomy cockpit with L shaped settee. Storage is found under the seats, again big due to the multi-hull design. There is ski stowage in the center hull with deck access.

To port is a wet bar and a gate to allow side boarding. To starboard is the helm and an enclosed head. The helm has a stereo, Raytheon fishfinder, compass and Stans\dard Horizon VHF.

Forward of the helm is a U shaped settee with room for 5 or 6 adults and another platform for boarding or sunning. The bimini is in great condition and protects much of the cockpit.

Power is from a Mercruiser V-8 with stern drive. The boat is in very nice shape and represents a real value. Great handling, room galore, economical to run, great shape, low price, what more can you ask for.

This Rinker is in Ft Myers and the owner will look at offers, although she is well priced to move. There are new and used trailers available, but not included.