IRON 767

Length

7,67 m

Hull material

GRP

Location

Pwllheli, North Wales, United Kingdom

Description

The 767 is the second largest in the IRON range and carries on the features throughout. With it’s open design there is seating for 8 in comfort, style and speed, there is no better way to be on the water. Available with up to a 300hp engine, it will reach approximately over 50 knots, all whilst maintaining a dry and comfortable ride.

STEALTH DESIGN

With the unique fender profile and faceted surfaces, inspired by modern naval ships and aircrafts, IRON was given its own character. Even when docked, IRON remains its presence.

A WORLD CLASS HULL

Mannerfelt Design Team is one of the most respected design studios in the global marine industry, with more than one hundred realized boat projects, a dozen design awards and 25 world championships in racing. Today they are recognized worldwide for great design, fuel efficient hulls and innovative solutions.

THE IRON FENDER

The fender profile with air channels dampen movements, resonance sound and lowers the center of gravity. This contributes to a smooth and silent running hull with great seaworthiness. Last but not least, it makes mooring less stressful.

HIGH FUNCTIONALITY

The center console provides good mobility and a large storage comparment, apart from those at bow and stern. Together with the accessible swim platforms and a waterski pole IRON boating is easy and enjoyable.

Specifications

Technical Characteristics

Length	7,67 m
Width	2,44 m
Height	1,50 m (above waterline)
Draft	0,80 m
Deadrise	23° at transom
Weight	1300 kg
Seats	8
Max. load	960 kg
CE class	C
Color	Black / Black, Grey / Black, White / Black
Fuel tank	262 litres (stainless)
Power	200–300 HK
Shaft X	(63,5 cm, 25 inch)
Speed	Approx. 40–50+ knots