1973 Feathercraft 16' Alum. Fishing Boat

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I have a starcraft 14 foot
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[#000000][size 2]Max HP15 / 11.2kw
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[#000000][size 2]Fuel Capacity Requires Portable Fuel Tank
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[#000000][size 2]Length13' 6" / 4.1m
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[#000000][size 2]Beam 59" / 150cm
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[#000000][size 2]Weight (boat only) 142 lbs / 64.4kg
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[#000000][size 2]Capacity (persons / lbs.) 4/495 lbs / 4/224.5kg
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[#000000][size 2]Capacity 700 lbs / 317.5kg
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[#000000][size 2]Inside Depth21" / 53cm
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[#000000][size 2]Transom Width55" / 140cm
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[#000000][size 2]Chine Width (at transom)48" / 122cm
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[#000000][size 2]Transom Height (for engine)15" / 38cm
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[#000000][size 2]Aluminum Gauge0.051" / .130cm
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This is the minimum you will want for a two man boat.

While I would take this out on most inland lakes, I would stay off the great lakes and the detroit river except the trenton chanel is ok.

The Deap V is almost a foot higher.

the differance is, 6 inches or 15 inches between the rim of the boat and the seat your sitting on.

Be sure to check out your weight limmits and motor rating on the inspection plate on the boat. the 16 footer should have a capasidy of 1000-1200... I would say if the boat is in good shape that a 16 foot starcraft would do you nicely.
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