gigabite285 Posted January 23, 2019 Report Share Posted January 23, 2019 Meticulously maintained/garage-kept 2004 Maverick Mirage HPX-15V (~400 original hull hours). Repowered in 2012 with fuel-injected Yamaha F40LA (221 hours). This boat has been used as a fly fishing skiff in Texas and Louisiana by me (second owner) since 2006 and has had numerous tasteful and unique upgrades. The boat has been “babied” and is in incredible shape for a 2004. This boat is no longer made by Maverick. Asking $18.5k OBO - Located in Houston, TX Contact: PM or email mavhpx at gmail.com Key Features of the HPX-15V Notorious for ability to pole in shallow water comparable to an HPX-T but run much smoother in rough water. Short length of this boat makes it a great tender boat for yachts and sportfishers, and the boat/trailer is short enough to fit in most garages without a swing/removable tongue, unlike most of its peers. Boat 2004 Maverick Mirage HPX-15V built with VARIS (vacuum-assisted resin infusion) carbon/kevlar laminate 15’ LOA, 76” beam, hull weight 300 lbs Business End (Bow) Minn Kota Riptide SP 55 lb Copilot trolling motor with custom rigging to battery in console Trolling motor rigged to be able to charge with the engine, and provides redundancy for a cranking battery Custom stainless eye bolt connection for casting platform 18 gal aluminum fuel tank Deutsche connector to navigation lights (for easy service/replacement on the water) Console Full custom rewire completed in 2015 New switches and breakers All new wiring and connections (Ancor Marine products only); all connections heat-shrunk Deutsche connectors on console power, switch panel, and trim tabs. This was meticulously designed so that if the console needs to be removed, no wires have to be cut, and no terminals have to be disconnected New battery/switch terminals Odyssey PC925 cranking battery Optima Deep Cycle 34D trolling motor battery Mounted Igloo cooler (YETI 45 qt will fit in current cooler chocks) Steering cable replaced in 2011 Electronics Raymarine A78 Multifunction display (GPS and depthsounder) with NMEA 2000 network Raymarine has satellite chart capability NMEA 2000 networking allows all engine functions to display on screen. You can track exact fuel consumption and remaining fuel with this system. Garmin/Fusion Meteor NMEA 2000 stereo amplifier with bluetooth and Fusion speakers. Stereo is controlled with Raymarine A78 Custom teak mount with stainless wire chocks Under-gunwale blue LED lights and LED console light Stern Custom stainless drain plug with self-catch Custom trim switch to raise and lower motor while on the poling platform - allows you to stop the boat in shallow water from the poling platform Motor Original Yamaha F40 (carbureted) was replaced at roughly 200 hours. These motors had numerous issues with the carburetors and it was replaced with a smoother, more reliable 2012 Yamaha F40LA (fuel injected). Motor is networked to NMEA 2000 with Raymarine GPS so you can view all engine data (including fuel burn!) on the GPS. Boat gets around 6-8 NMPG at 4500 RPM. Full service (oil and filter change, lower unit oil, and water pump) completed ~20 hrs ago Primer bulb replaced in 2014 Motor includes a stainless Skeg Guard for added protection, PowerTech 3-blade prop (optimized for this hull/motor combo) and a spare Yamaha factory prop Trailer Custom AmeraTrail trailer with color matched AwlGrip Fighting Lady Yellow paint Trailer dry-launches with ease. The boat has been dry launched its whole life. Welded tabs for roller were added/painted to help make launching easier. Bunks boards and carpets replaced in 2012 Touch-ups to paint completed every few years to prevent corrosion Stainless BoatBuckles added to trailer for convenience Tires replaced (all three, including spare) roughly two years ago Accessories Stiffy Hybrid 20’ (not pictured) Additional set of OEM under-gunwale carpets with bonefish/tarpon embroidery (brand new) Full custom-fitted boat cover by Canvas USA Igloo cooler with chocks/stainless tie downs Anchor Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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