Dusky 233

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Contact Rob for more info! (504) 669-1470?? 1984 Dusky 233 Cuddy Cabin – The 'Old School' Tank You’ve Been Looking ForAsk any seasoned fisherman from the Keys to the Carolinas about a Dusky, and they’ll all say the same thing: they don’t build them like this anymore.I’ve spent thirty years on docks, and I can tell you that this 1984 Dusky 233 is a 'pure-breed' fishing machine. This isn't one of those modern, over-styled boats filled with plastic cup holders and flimsy liners. This is heavy-duty fiberglass, hand-laid with the kind of heft that eats a 3-foot chop for breakfast while the lighter boats are headed back to the inlet.The Legend of the 233 HullThe 233 is the hull that put Dusky on the map. It features a sharp entry and a high freeboard that keeps you dry and secure when the weather turns snotty. This specific boat features the iconic Dusky Drive—an integrated fiberglass bracket that keeps the transom closed and provides a full-width cockpit for fighting fish.Key Features & Highlights:;•;Built to Last: A solid, heavy-duty hull that feels 'planted' in the water.;•;Cuddy Cabin Versatility: The cabin offers a dry place to stash gear, a spot for the kids to nap, or enough room for an overnight at the sandbar.;•;Massive Fishing Footprint: Because of the bracket design, you have more usable cockpit space than most 25-footers on the market today.;•;A Blank Canvas: She’s a clean, honest boat. Whether you want to run her as-is or perform a 'frame-off' restoration to create a showpiece, the bones are as solid as they come.Broker’s NoteIf you’re looking for a 'bleach-bottle' boat with fancy LED accent lights, this isn't it. But if you want a boat that inspires confidence when you're 20 miles offshore, or a rugged platform that your grandkids will still be using, this Dusky is the ticket.These hulls are increasingly rare in this condition. They are sought after by enthusiasts for a reason: they are overbuilt, reliable, and timeless.Contact Rob for more info! (504) 669-1470