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Godfrey Hurricane Models |
"Pontoon & Deck Boat Magazine" January 1999 Buyers Guide |
| If you can conjure up a requirement for your boating agenda, chances are excellent that Godfrey has the boat you need.
Last year, the company made some huge contributions to the boating public with its new FunDeck 232 (with optional fishing package), the rear-entry 228 and the easily trailerable 198. The trend in breakthroughs has continued this year with a new outboard version of the FunDeck 170 and the introduction of the all new 237--a high-class craft sporting a wraparound windshield. The two latest offerings have inherited many of the quality features of their older siblings. All hulls, for example, are hand-laid with a double-layer of woven roving that are extended all the way up the sides to the gunwale for added strength. Railings are made of top-of-the-line 316L stainless steel. You'll also get the benefits of precision-cut upholstery and scuff-resistant expanded vinyl. Based out of Elkhart, Ind., Godfrey's Hurricane has been in the deck boat game for over 24 years. Craft lengths run from 17 to 24 feet. |
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