This 1985 Boston Whaler Montauk is powered by a 90-horsepower Johnson two-stroke outboard, and its 17′ cathedral-style hull is finished in white. Features include a spotlight, stainless-steel railings, a reversible pilot seat, and power tilt and trim. Purchased by the seller in 2026, this Montauk is now offered at no reserve with a Lowarance fish finder, a single-axle trailer, a Wisconsin watercraft title in the seller’s name, and bill of sale for the trailer.
The 17′ fiberglass hull is finished in white with a black rub rail and red Boston Whaler graphics. Exterior equipment includes a spotlight, stainless-steel railings, and navigation lights. Various chips and scuffs in the paint can be seen in the gallery below.
The fiberglass center console is equipped with a windscreen and a stainless-steel grab rail. Seating consists of a reversible pilot seat with a wood backrest as well as a cooler with a cushioned lid positioned forward of the console.
The stainless-steel steering wheel is mounted to the fiberglass center console alongside a magnetic compass, engine controls, and accessory switches. OMC-branded instrumentation consists of a 7k-rpm tachometer, a 65-mph speedometer, and a gauge for trim angle. The boat is not equipped with an hour meter, and total engine runtime is unknown.
Power is provided by a 90-horsepower Johnson two-stroke V4 outboard that is equipped with an electric starter as well as power tilt and trim. Photos showing compression readings for all four cylinders can be viewed in the gallery below.
The Murray single-axle trailer is equipped with lighting, carpeted bunks, a spare wheel, a manual winch, and a rolling tongue jack.
The trailer does not have a title or registration and is being offered on a bill of sale only.