Terhi boats

[jpcoleman]

Does anyone have any experience with Terhi boats? I am considering purchasing a 2000 Terhi 4100 (13ft.) with a 25 hp Mercury for my kids but I have never of them and I can't seem to find any info on the web.

[GWC...]

“... home to centuries of traditional sea-faring and boat building. While respecting the old ways, and utilizing modern technology,Terhi has built over 160,000 boats in the past 30 years. From the start, Terhi shared the goal of boat builders through the ages: to develop and manufacture safe, durable boats equal to the demands of the sea.” :rolleye2:

Here are some links:

http://www.omtzigt.com/terhi4100.htm

http://www.campisanomarine.com/terhi.html

http://www.lincolnmarina.co.uk/_base/terhi/4100.htm

http://www.marinhuset.se/reservdelar/modeller/terhi4100.php

http://www.floodmarine.co.uk/terhi_boat_range.html

http://www.floodmarine.co.uk/images/terhi/console/4100.jpg

[fatlazyless]

Had seen Terhi at Irwin's and they looked like a very well made, small fiberglass boat. Made in Norway where they have high standards for just about everything, epecially boats, remember Lief Erickson, and good enough for Irwin Marine. What's not to like?

[fatlazyless]

Whoops, make that abs plastic and 'made in Finland.' Small boats are, in my opinion a lot more fun than big boats. Lots of homes will have a big 24'er or so and then a 15' outboard boat. Which is more fun? Sort of like the dif between driving a truck vs driving a sports car plus small boats are more challenging and give one a feeling of being closer to the water. It's all relative. And then there are the 8000 lb, 32', 600 - 1200 hp go-fast boats, w/ the loud exhaust driven by some moron.