Larson 180 Sport I/O
By Graham Garrison
June 8, 2007
How far does a dollar go? In
boating, there's fuel, gear, accessories and upkeep, all of which make the big purchase - your
actual boat - even more important for the budget-minded family. Fortunately, there are plenty of
boats out there that offer good price points as well as good features. You can now mix and match
fishing, watersports and cruising. The following 2007 value boats aren't just a blast; they'll
stretch your dollar all the way to the open waters.
LARSON 180 SPORT I/O
Coolest Feature The custom EZ Loader trailer simplifies trailering and gets you in and out of the water quickly.
Families Will Love The bow seating and flip-up bolster seats open up your seating options, whether you're cruising or just relaxing.
Top Amenities Boarding ladder, ski tow ring, bow storage compartment, 12-volt receptacle, radio/CD player and anchor light.
Best Reason To Buy At less than $16,000, the Larson 180 Sport I/O is a great buy for beginner boaters in the compact-runabout market.
LOA 17'7"
Beam 7'4"
Weight 2,375 lbs.
Fuel 23 gal.
Base Price $15,995
(w/135-hp, 3.0L Volvo Penta)
Maximum HP 190
Larson, 700 Paul Larson Memorial Drive, Little Falls, MN 56345
(800) 452-4834.
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