2004 Key West 1720 DC

Looking for the ultimate "do-it-all" boat that won't break the bank? This 2004 Key West 1720 Dual Console is the perfect Swiss Army knife for the water. Built with Key West's legendary, unsinkable "no-wood" construction, it gives you the rugged, low maintenance fishability of a center console combines with the family friendly comfort and windshield protection of a bowrider.

At just over 17 feet, it is incredibly easy to trailer, simple to store in a standard garage, and effortless to launch by yourself. Yet, it still handles a chop like a much larger vessel. Whether you are teaching the kids to ski, cruising to a beachside restaurant, or casting for fish in a foot of water, this boat delivers premium, worry free versatility. It is the smartest, most reliable ticket to the water on the market today!

HIN: KWEBD143F404

Boat Specifications:

• Length: 17 feet, 2 inches
• Beam (Width): 6 feet, 10 inches
• Approximate Weight: 1,200 lbs (excluding the motor)
• Draft: Around 10 to 12 inches, allowing it to navigate very shallow waters.
• Maximum Passenger Capacity: Rated for up to 5 people.
• Common Engine Pairing: Most frequently powered by a 90 HP outboard motor.

Bow Area (Front)

• Molded Bow Seating: Twin integrated fiberglass bench seats with removable cushions.
• Anchor Locker: A dedicated storage compartment at the very tip of the bow for the anchor and line.
• Under-Seat Storage: Large dry-storage compartments built underneath the bow seats for life jackets and gear.
• Bow Riding: Low-profile stainless steel bow rails for safety when seated up front.

Dual Console & Helm (Middle)

• Walk-Through Windshield: A three-piece wrap-around windshield with a opening center section to access the bow.
• Starboard Helm: The driver’s side features a molded fiberglass console with analog gauges (tachometer, fuel, volt), steering wheel, throttle control, and accessory switches.
• Portside Console: The passenger side features a matching console, usually equipped with a lockable glove box and cup holders.
• Pedestal Seats: Adjustable captain and passenger seats that spin 360 degrees.

Cockpit & Stern (Rear)

• Self-Bailing Cockpit: High-density fiberglass floor grid designed to drain water directly overboard through rear scuppers.
• Aft Jump Seats: Two removable or cushioned jump seats on the port and starboard corners of the stern.
• Aerated Livewell: Built directly into the transom (rear wall) or underneath one of the rear seats to keep bait alive.
• Gunwale Storage: Horizontal recessed rod racks built into the interior sides of the hull.
• Splashwell: A recessed rear well in front of the outboard motor to catch incoming water and drain it out.