Step in time: Reinell, one of the oldest names in boating, is hardly resting on its keel. The hull on the new 200L is state of the art.(Special ... An article from: Trailer Boats

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From the supplier: The Reinell 200L family bowrider is built with a step-bottom hull. The latter feature of the boat allows it to loosen the water's grip on the hull. The boat also possesses two strakes per side along the length of the hull. These features combine to give the boat excellent handling.

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Title: Step in time: Reinell, one of the oldest names in boating, is hardly resting on its keel. The hull on the new 200L is state of the art.(Special Western Section)(Evaluation)
Author: Randy Scott
Publication:Trailer Boats (Magazine/Journal)
Date: May 1, 1999
Publisher: Ehlert Publishing Group
Volume: 28 Issue: 5 Page: W12(5)

Article Type: Evaluation

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