Chaparral 19 H20 Ski Fish

Chaparral 19 H20 Ski-Fish Bowrider, 2013 model, Aussie Delivery, one owner, Mercruiser 4.3L MPi V6 220 HP stern drive with 218 hours and good history, Mackay tandem trailer with spare. This ski-fish is as highly optioned as they came in the day with wake tower and racks, trolling motor, Clarion Bluetooth stereo, Garmin GPS/Sounder, twin batteries, battery charger, tilt steering with upgraded timber wheel, extra under helm storage locker, snap in carpets (not shown) and more! Chaparrals 19 Ski-Fish was and still is an awesome way to get out on the water at entry level cost and get the most out of every opportunity.  The seating and deck cushions can all be removed and relocated to create massive casting areas, raised fishing positions, or comfortable cruising space, there is rod storage and a live bait tank that doubles up as an insulated icebox, a big bimini for shade, a high and low ski tow point for tubes, water skiing or wake boarding, oodles of power with quick acceleration and 45 knot top speed, they handle superbly in rougher conditions and are very stable at rest.  Tow weight is under 2000 KG with full fuel and gear and there is plenty of storage for skis, and personal gear –  all of these features along with Chaparrals ‘Saltwater Tough build quality are why the 19 H20 was Australia’s most popular bowrider and in our opinion these boats still punch well above their weight, even against newer and far more expensive bowriders.

Chaparral 19 H20 Ski-Fish Bowrider, 2013 model, Aussie Delivery, one owner, Mercruiser 4.3L MPi V6 220 HP stern drive with 218 hours and good history, Mackay tandem trailer with spare. This ski-fish is as highly optioned as they came in the day with wake tower and racks, trolling motor, Clarion Bluetooth stereo, Garmin GPS/Sounder, twin batteries, battery charger, tilt steering with upgraded timber wheel, extra under helm storage locker, snap in carpets (not shown) and more! Chaparrals 19 Ski-Fish was and still is an awesome way to get out on the water at entry level cost and get the most out of every opportunity.  The seating and deck cushions can all be removed and relocated to create massive casting areas, raised fishing positions, or comfortable cruising space, there is rod storage and a live bait tank that doubles up as an insulated icebox, a big bimini for shade, a high and low ski tow point for tubes, water skiing or wake boarding, oodles of power with quick acceleration and 45 knot top speed, they handle superbly in rougher conditions and are very stable at rest.  Tow weight is under 2000 KG with full fuel and gear and there is plenty of storage for skis, and personal gear –  all of these features along with Chaparrals ‘Saltwater Tough build quality are why the 19 H20 was Australia’s most popular bowrider and in our opinion these boats still punch well above their weight, even against newer and far more expensive bowriders.