~ This vessel was kept in an airplane hanger its entire life
~ 20 Original hours on the motor
The 2001 Bombardier Challenger 1800 is an 18-foot (5.5 m) fiberglass jet-propelled sport boat, manufactured by the recreational products division of Bombardier (now known as Sea-Doo/BRP). It is known for its responsive handling and is designed for day cruising and watersports.
Key Specifications
- Overall Length: 17'11" (approx. 5.5 m)
- Beam (Width): 7'6" (approx. 2.3 m)
- Dry Weight: 1,865 lbs (approx. 846 kg)
- Passenger Capacity: 7 persons
- Engine: Single Mercury V6 M2 Jet Drive, 240 HP Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI)
- Max Speed: Approximately 46 knots (53 mph or 85 km/h)
- Hull Material: Fiberglass
FeaturesThe Challenger 1800 is a bowrider model, meaning it has an open seating area in the front (bow) in addition to the main cockpit.
- Seating and Layout: The boat offers seating for up to seven adults and typically includes bow seating, a captain's chair, a passenger seat, and cockpit seating.
- Storage: Standard features include an anchor locker and a ski locker, providing space for gear.
- Helm: The helm station includes essential gauges such as a fuel gauge, speedometer, tachometer, and oil pressure gauge, along with navigation lights and an engine kill switch.
- Water Sports: The jet-propulsion system makes it suitable for activities like skiing and wakeboarding. While a wakeboard tower was not standard equipment, it was a popular aftermarket addition for owners interested in the sport.
- Additional Amenities: The boat generally features a swim platform for easy water access and a windscreen. Some models included a bimini top and an installed stereo system.
The 2001 Challenger 1800 is noted for its high-performance handling and a smooth ride, especially when fitted with trim tabs to manage choppy water conditions.



