1989 Blackman Outerbanks 26’ Inboard

• Volvo TAMD 41A 200 Horsepower 3600 hours.
• Bow pulpit to swim-step 30’ (LOA)
• Cruise @ 17 knots
• Top speed 23 knots
• 165 gallons diesel/350-400 mile range.
• Sleeps four
• Storage shelves in bunk room
• Custom rod rack in cabin holds fourteen more rods.
• Electric saltwater head with Y valve and separate holding tank
• 15 gallon freshwater tank with sink.
• Icebox
• Microwave oven

Cabin Electronics:

• Raytheon 10x Raster-Scan Radar
• Robertson AP3000 Autopilot
• Raytheon V850 Echo-Sounder fishfinder
• Raytheon 610 EST chartplotter
• Raytheon Nav 398 GPS with WASS receiver
• Color TV/VCR
• Aiwa AM/FM/CD/Cassette with Auxiliary inputs connected to television
• Icom IC-M59 vhf with new galaxy antenna
• Coleman 2000 watt inverter
• Newmar battery charger
• Bennet trim tabs
• Dytek Temperature monitor
• Red or white cabin lights allow vision lights or bright white.
• 12 volt outlet

Deck Gear:

• Windlass New Powerwinch 1000
• Custom starboard cutting board
• Custom teak cutting board
• 65 gallon Offshore bait tank (main tank)
• 1100 gph Shurflo Baitmaster pump
• 35 gallon Pacific Edge bait tank (swimstep)
• 10 gallon Blackman bait tank (bow)
• Welded stainless steel rail.
• 12’ stiff outriggers (mounted to tower)
• 6 rail mounted rod holders
• 4 gunnel mounted rod holders (trolling position)
• 2 Scotty downriggers with 10 lb balls
• 12 volt outlet on deck
• Saltwater washdown with 25’ hose.
• Under gunnel storage for gaffs, nets, etc.
• Four batteries: two house/two starting.
• Shore power cord

Tower:

• Custom fabricated anodized aluminum (not original from Blackman)
• 18 rocket launchers welded to tower.
• Furuno 1850 plotter/fishfinder with own WASS receiver and own Tri-ducer (separate from cabin electronics.
• Separate hydraulic station
• VHF Radio with new antenna
• Two deck lights.
• All navigation lights mounted on tower
• Remote control for Auto-pilot

Trailer:

• Brand New (2005) AB Trailer
• 12000 lb
• Torsion spring axles
• Guide bunks
• 8000 lb jack
• Custom keel guard
• 16.5 Goodyear radials
• Spare tire

Achilles 8’ tender included in sale.

RV style cover

$67,500

The boat is in fantastic condition. The inboard configuration is in my opinion the only way to go for a boat like this. Whether you keep it on the trailer or keep it in a slip maintenance costs will be kept to a minimum compared to outboard or I/Os.

All electronics are either new or recently gone through at the Raytheon factory.

The Outerbanks model allows the best of both worlds; when traveling you can be snug in the cabin talking to your friends or watching a movie. Wind, rain, big swells? No problem you are in the cabin warm and dry. When you are fishing and you need to find the kelps or breaking fish you can drive from up top. There is enough room for two people to sit side by side. With the brand new plotter/fishfinder you can follow high spots or navigate to your destination. With the tremendous bait capacity of the Longfin you will run out of room for fish long before you run out of bait.

I have strived to keep this boat in the best possible condition. The engine and trans have been serviced every 100 hours. I recently removed the original crank case breather system as this was a problem with these engines and replaced it with a Racor 4500 ccv system. This took care of the problem you may encounter if you research this very reliable engine. The starting batteries are new and the house batteries are about a year old. I also pulled new cables to replace the existing main leads to the house panel. I replaced the rudder bearing about one year ago as well as repacking the driveshaft. There is not a thing wrong with this boat. It is ready to fish or cruise. I don’t have to sell the boat but if I do I will be buying a small (19’) aluminum boat.