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Old 10 March 2013, 16:53   #1
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2010 Nautica 24' RibCat W/twin 150's NY

24’ Nautica RibCat for sale - updated add

2010 Nautica Rib catamaran with twin Yamaha F 150’s at 130 hrs.

Northport , NY
Price $72,000
23” 5” LOA
8’6” Beam
3,200 Lbs approx. weight

This Nautica ridged inflatable boat does everything well with its unique loading ramp and dual counterotating outboards. Easily planes with 10+ adults. Has excellent towing and water sports capabilities as well as the ramp for entry and SCUBA. A tough almost new RIB matched with a great trailer to take you anywhere.

Hypalon- grey upper with Blue lower tubes
Yamaha 150 Hp 4 strokes with 130 hrs. on Jack plates
Counter rotating 4 blade SS props
38 Gal X 2 fuel tanks
Seats 12 , rated for 24 pass.
Yamaha electronic gage set (3)
Yamaha 704 controls
Hydraulic steering
Hydraulic actuated front loading ramp
Twin hydraulic motor jack plates (5”)
Synthetic teak decks
Larger center console
Deluxe front seats (2)
White powder coated XL T-top
Helm seat converts to leaning style
Garmin 547S color GPS/sounder
ACR remote spotlight / RCL-75
Richie compass
Nav lights
Port /stb boarding lights
Fusion 600 i-pod stereo
Fusion remote
Fusion speakers (2)
Bazooka tower tubs (2)
Horizon eclipse DSC +
Bilge pumps (3)
Dual batteries
Battery switch
ProNautic 1210 battery charger/maintainer
Full cover set with engine covers
Turboswing-XXL professional ski & tow system
Folding cleats
Rod holders (4)
Self draining deck
Rear tow rings (2)
Fwd tow rings (3)
Lifting rings (4)
Stowage under console
Stowage under rear seating
Stowage under front seats (2)

2012 Continental Aluminum bunk trailer
Model A-2650B
Dual axle
4 Wheels disc brakes
EZ lube hubs
Diamond plate fenders
LED lights
Center guide boards
Dual speed winch
Custom draw bar


rkrupka(at)optonline(dot)net

Here is a link with many pics and descriptions....

https://picasaweb.google.com/114270130761731014410/2010Nautica24CAT?authuser=0&feat=directlink
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Old 10 March 2013, 16:57   #2
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Old 13 May 2013, 12:34   #3
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After a long winter we have finally received some good weather which allowed us to uncover and commission the Nautica. Fully ready for a new season sitting on the new trailer it is available now for $67,000.
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Old 05 June 2013, 16:08   #4
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We were in the water this past weekend and had a perfect shakedown cruise to Connecticut and back .... the Nautica is fully ready for a this season.
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Old 05 June 2013, 20:49   #5
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That boat is wicked sexy.
Even I could get a date if I owned it.
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Old 06 June 2013, 02:08   #6
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That boat is wicked sexy.
Even I could get a date if I owned it.
Thank you Zip - we bought the boat for its performance but we always get crazy looks and questions at the dock especially when we drop the loading ramp. The local LEO's are always coming to look at it as well. But it is more fun to run then it is to look at....
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Old 06 June 2013, 02:38   #7
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If only you were closer, and I had more money.
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Old 07 June 2013, 06:54   #8
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How does this boat handle rough water?
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Old 07 June 2013, 11:48   #9
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"How does this boat handle rough water?"

Hard to answer a general and mostly subjective question but I will try. Much better than our 19' Nautica flushdeck deep "V" does in any and all cases. On a test drive yesterday we cruised over 1-3' variable and tight mixed sea chop when one of the new 'passengers' commented that it seemed to 'float' more above 20 mph as the hulls rose and softened the incoming wakes and waves.
Compared to boats of its size and weight the handling is very good, spray is minimal, roll is much better, most head seas are improved , following and quartering is much better.

Hope this helps
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Old 08 June 2013, 15:45   #10
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A couple of PM's have asked about the draft - as best I can measure with the jack plates up but easily able to push the boat well the draft at the stern is about 18" max. The hulls are actually lower than the props at that point with the engines trimmed out a bit.

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