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2005 Rinker 410 EC 41 Express Cruiser

Paul Scopinich builds a gorgeous 35-foot express boat - 13 of them so far - but hull 14 stepped the wow factor up a notch with truly beautiful lines. On the new walk-around, you can go forward to tend the bow lines, or set an anchor, without having to climb up or down to get up front. Also there is no step in the deck for a hooked-up angler to trip over if he or she has to circle the boat while fighting a fish.

The 100-square-foot cockpit sports a rocket launcher with a 70-gallon on-deck livewell (covered in teak decking) set around the stanchion. An insulated bait/drink box is built into the back of the rocket launcher. The walk-around layout provides a perfect platform for drifting for swordfish or kite fishing for sails.

The helm boasts a beautiful "old-Rybovich-style" set of stainless-steel single-lever controls and a cast steering wheel custom made for the Scopinich. Analog engine gauges recess neatly into the classic varnished helm pod. A teak captains chair with footrest allows clear vision both forward and aft.

Light-tackle record seekers take note: With the twin QSB Cummins 425 hp diesels and the 1.5:1 reduction gears in this light hull, this boat handles like a champ. She spins great, and you could actually fight a fish without having to touch the rudders.

You'll find plenty of room in the cockpit for a full-size fighting chair and plumbing for an alternative on-deck livewell - making her a great rig for chasing marlin or giant bluefin tuna on heavy tackle as well.

At the 25- to 30-knot cruise and the 35-knot wide-open throttle, she burns less than a gallon per mile. With 400 gallons of fuel on board, she's got plenty of range for a boat this size.

The engine room whit its teak and holly sole is tidy, clean and not cramped. You can access the space via an electrically driven lifter that raises the whole helm-deck hatch (fully sound insulated) or go through the small hatch forward of the control console. Inside the console itself, all the engine wiring, steering and controls, auto pilot and electronics black boxes are close at hand and very easily serviced.

The V-berth area is tidy, and the port and starboard bunks can be joined into a queen-size bed by the addition of a drop-down table. Scopinich cleverly places the microwave in a molded-in cabinet over the foot of the bunk, which allows for a large storage cabinet over the galley sink and storage drawers. You'll also find a VacuFlush marine toilet under a seat to starboard and a good-size hanging locker with two shelves. The small galley has a Corian countertop, a sink with instant-flow hot water and a small refrigerator with ice maker.

Scopinich builds a solid boat with fiberglass bottom and vacuum-bagged, high-density, foam-cored hull sides. All resins are vinylester, and even with the vinylester barrier coat, she gets an application of Awlgrip on both interior and exterior surfaces. The entire interior is finished to allow spray cleaning throughout.

If your looking for the ultimate "Fishing Machine" you must see the 35 Scopinich walk around!! Owner is anxious to sell and willing to let this baby go!! All offers will be considered!! Don't miss this opportunity to own one of the finest walk arounds ever built...

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