ATTACK MARINE COMMERCIAL JET BOAT / JETBOAT  

This Attack marine vessel has recently undergone an extensive refurbishment, receiving a fresh coat of 2 pac paint both externally and internally. It boasts a new interior, a comprehensive mechanical overhaul, welding and new engineered parts, fuel tank pressure testing, rigorous electrical testing and commissioning, and a thorough jet unit overhaul. Meaning this boat is just as good as brand new!

Specifications:
- Model: Attack Marine - 2006
- Length: 5.8 meters
- Survey: 2D certified for 11 passengers and 1 crew member
- Engine: 2021 Mercruiser JET with 370 horsepower and 415 hours of operation (fresh water flush system after every use)
- Jet Unit: Hamilton 212
- Fuel Capacity: 242 liters
- Safety: Equipped with a fire suppression system and a Mercury vessel view 7-inch touchscreen

Included in the Sale:
- The jet boat itself
- A tandem axle trailer, registered for road use in Queensland
- Crewsaver/Burke personal flotation devices (PFDs) and essential safety gear
- Full custom cover made purposely for vessel to protect exterior and interior when not in use

Shipping:
We can assist in arranging delivery anywhere within Australia and even facilitate overseas shipping if required.

Insurance & AMSA:
We can help with both attaining Public Liabitiy coverage and walk your through how to obtain of a certificate operation from AMSA.

Operator Training:
For those new to the industry, we offer training and guidance on operating the vessel, which can be included in the sale.

Vendor Finance:
For those who require a helping hand into the market, we are able to provide a vendor finance agreement with the sale if needed. Allowing you to jump straight into operation without the need of big savings.

New Jet Boat Pricing:
The cost of a brand-new jet boat built to Australian survey standards typically starts at approximately $500,000. The final price may vary depending on your choice of engine and jet unit. Please note that AMSA regulations now mandate the use of turbo diesel engines, which can incur higher maintenance costs compared to petrol V8s.