Four boats, the 285, 256, 230 and 220 in this year's 2005 SSi fleet have runaway with Powerboat Magazine's coveted Boat of the Year honors and we've got high hopes for the just introduced 236 because it's born from the exact same awardwinning bloodlines. Sleek and sassy, the 236 snaps on plane for watersports, excites in the midrange cruise range and keeps things interesting at wide-open throttle.
U-shaped cockpit seating is comfortable and supportive. A wide selection of color combinations and graphic designs are available to fit any personality. The 236 comes standard with a color coordinated acrylic Bimini top that stores in the arch position and comes with a windscreen.
Say goodbye to soggy footprints that leave a lasting mark on the three tone color coordinated seat cushions. Remove the center seat cushions and the walk-thru transom access makes it easy to get on and off the 236 either from the water or the dock. UL approved non-skid helps create secure footing.
The 236's transom area may well be the biggest and best in this size range. Built as part of the deck mold for added strength, the king-sized transom area features an insulated ice chest/storage locker at water level, a built-in ski eye and a three step telescoping boarding ladder with a grab rail
A sure grip optional mahogany steering wheel with sport tilt and tactile feel constant lite rocker switches feel good to the touch. Chaparral’s glare resistant two-tone helm, line-of-sight compass, glass lens gauges, woodgrain finish and three-piece windshield are easy on the eyes and a cut above.
The forward seat cushions are built with high quality Starlite bases, aluminum supports and flow foam for long life. Both seat bottom cushions are hinged for easy access to the storage lockers. The insulated ice chest has a drain so you never have to deal with melted ice. Safety rails surround the bow area.
  
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