Hurricane Hurricane GS202 Fundeck

2007 Hurricane GS202 FunDeck with Mercruiser 4.3L MPI and matching custom tandem axle trailer.

LIKE NEW- EXCELLENT CONDITION. Approximately 75 hours. Package includes:

LOCATION WONDER LAKE ILLINOIS

Bimini Suntop - Snap-on cover - Snap-in carpets - Front and rear ladders

Bolster helm seat - Depth gauge - LED docking lights - 2 bow sport fishing seats

Rear swim platform - Dual batteries - Changing room/canopy - Additional Double captain's chair

Fresh water pump - Stereo - Sink - Lake water live bait well and pump

Mooring cover like new!

REVIEW:

The GS202 offers room for 10 people (or a capacity of 1,400 pounds), and it has room for all the stuff 10 people would need for a day out on the water. In the center of the bow area is a cooler box compartment with drainage that can be rigged to double as a livewell to keep bait and or the catch fresh (this boat comes with an extensive optional fishing package).

The chaise lounges in the bow are custom-crafted and utilize Hurricane's GX48 expanded vinyl. On the starboard side there is a popup changing locker that you wouldn't typically Expect to find on a boat this size. It deploys easily and even leaves some extra room in the bottom when folded for additional storage.

Down the middle of the boat is a nifty walk-through between where the bow seats would normally meet --the walk-through allows easy access to the forward casting/diving deck. The deck itself has receivers for two fishing chairs (with the fishing package), a standard telescoping stainless steel ladder that folds up into a small compartment covered by a hatch and a standard anchor locker (an anchor is optional).

Moving aft we noticed the snap-in carpet that covers the enter deck --it fit well and was easy to snap in and out for cleaning. Right in the center of the boat above the keel we found the large waterski/wakeboard locker, which is constructed from a rotocast tub unit (this isolates items stored from the rest of the bilge area).

To port of this area is a small entertainment center with cupholders, a sink with a pressurized faucet, a 12-volt outlet and a trash receptacle. There is an area in the lower portion of the center for a cooler that is secured using a bungee-cord system. To starboard is the helm, which caught our attention immediately with a doublewide bolster chair and a removable windscreen.

Moving aft to port is the corner of an L-shaped bench seat that wraps aft from the entertainment system and along the back of the engine compartment (which has a standard electric-lift lid that doubles as a sunpad). All of the seats, including those in the bow, reveal storage underneath and use a hinge system rather than having the seat cushion just placed over the storage compartment (including room to stow the fishing chairs that come with the fishing package). At the end of the bench on the starboard side is a walk through that accesses the stern, which is where we found another telescoping ladder that folded flush into its own compartment as well as a dedicated compartment for the battery.

At the end of the day, we were satisfied with how the GS202 made use of space for people and gear. Our next task was to get the craft out on the water and give it the gas.

Immediately we found the Fundeck GS202 a blast

to drive.