2025 Crestliner 1650 Hawk for Sale – 17 ft – Bolingbrook, IL, United States

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Key Features of This Yacht

Manufacturer

CRESTLINER

Fuel Type

GASOLINE

Length

17 ft

Year

2025

Model

1650 Hawk

Boat Type

Power

Vessel Description

This boat is equipped with a Mercury 90hp four stroke engine, custom Trailmaster trailer, side guides, swing tongue, vinyl main floor, aluminum prop, Mercury analog pre rig, tilt steering with seat slider, one extra pro seat complete, sport package, bow cargo nets, under platform locking storage drawer, premium travel cover, 24v upgrade. Color: Gun Metal/Gun Metal.

Additional Information

Nothing fishes like a Hawk—and it plays just as hard. This versatile and comfortable fish and sport boat makes every day on the water better than the last, with massive storage for tackle and gear, two folding jump seats, an optional ski tow pylon and a deep, comfy cockpit. The 1650 Hawk is truly a boat for every family.

Yacht Specification

Length

17 ft

Beam

7.17 ft

Manufacturer

Crestliner

Model

1650 Hawk

Year Of Vessel

2025

Boat Type

power-aluminum

Fuel Capacity

19 gal

Fuel Type

Gasoline

Engine Make

Mercury

Engine Model

EXLPT

Engine Hours

0

Engine Type

Outboard-4s

No. of Fuel Tanks

1

No. of Engine

1

Engine HP

1 X 90

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About 2025 Crestliner 1650 Hawk

This 2025 Crestliner 1650 Hawk is a premium power category boat currently located in Bolingbrook, IL, United States. It is powered by 1 Mercury engines producing 1 X 90 HP. With a beam of 7.17 ft and a fuel capacity of 19 gal gallons, it's an ideal choice for buyers seeking Gasoline powered boats with efficient layouts.

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