Price includes a Yamaha 40hp outboard and an Extreme roller trailer, extras include, comfort package, door between consoles and Buster Q system which includes GPS, depth sounder and all engine gauges on the Buster screen. rigged and ready to go
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Our brilliant cottage boat, Buster M is completely renewed for the 2021 season. Still carefree and, now even easier to get up to planning speeds, the brand new Buster M is perfectly suited as the all-round cottage boat; one that can take care of commuting, shopping trips, fishing close by or a picnic with the kids. A clear, uncluttered deck arrangement guarantees versatility and safety.
The new Buster M shares it hull geometry with the particular favourite of the trade press: the Buster S. Top speed with 40 hp is around 27 knots, and the boat works remarkably well with 30 hp Yamaha engine. The new Buster M is registered for five persons. We offer this novelty in two configurations; side console and twin console. The side console version (M1) is a simple, uncluttered all-round boat – due to it´s open deck arrangement it is equally well suited for commuting, transporting gear and fishing. The more extensively equipped twin console version (M2) comes with a 10” Buster Q infotainment system as standard, and as such gives you the option of a canvas top and a door between the consoles.
The redesigned windscreens offer improved protection from rain and spray, and the optional canvas top and door improve comfort when the weather is less than ideal. There is ample storage room on board. The fixed aft seat includes dedicated space for the portable fuel tank, battery and other boating equipment. The integrated canvas garage offers space not only for the canvas top, but in separate compartment also has room for fenders and mooring lines. The storage compartment in the bow and the seat/rod box offer additional stowage. The safe, well balanced handling, attention to detail and different accessories guarantee that this model will be hit on the Nordic countries and Continental Europe.
