2011 EdgeWater 188CC with Yamaha 150 – 271 Hours I bought this boat in 2015 when it had very low hours and have kept it in great condition. It has always been stored inside when not in use and was used primarily as a tender to a larger yacht, so it has been well cared for. It is powered by a Yamaha 150 hp four-stroke with only 271 hours. The engine runs well, the oil was recently changed, and everything on the boat works properly. The hull was finished in gray Awlgrip to match the larger yacht, and the paint is still in excellent condition. Overall, this is an extremely clean boat for its age. Equipment and features include: Garmin GPSMAP 7610xsv touchscreen chartplotter/fishfinder Icom VHF radio Lenco trim tabs Stainless steel prop Two brand-new batteries with battery switch Scotty downrigger mounts on both sides Wired for electric downriggers Freshwater washdown with built-in HoseCoil storage Livewell under the leaning-post seat Full Bottom Paint Bow seating and cushion Folding forward console seat Full stainless steel bow rail Bow anchor and anchor locker Swim platform with ladder Rod holders and plenty of storage Full fitted canvas boat cover Also included is a very nice 2013 Float-On aluminum single-axle trailer equipped with brakes. Clean titles for both the boat and trailer. Located in Sumner, Washington. One of the reasons I bought an EdgeWater is the quality of their construction. The 188CC is built using no-wood, all-composite construction with EdgeWater’s PermaGrid fiberglass stringer system, a high-density composite transom and closed-cell foam flotation. EdgeWater classifies the boat as unsinkable, and its self-bailing deck and deep-V hull are designed to provide a solid, confident ride in rougher conditions. It is a very well-built boat and noticeably higher quality than many boats in this size range.