Atlas Boat Works, Inc. builds 12-15 boats per year. Call Admiralty Sales & Services today to dicuss a new 2010 Acadia 25 with the NEW YANMAR COMMON RAIL ENGINES! The base price for a 2010 Acadia 25 with the 180hp engine is $96,337. Other engine options available. Save by ordering early!

This ad is for a boat to be built to your specifications. The pictures are of pre-sold boats that may have options not reflected in the base price listed.

The Acadia 25 is built by Atlas Boat Works along the lines of a traditional lobster boat, is trailerable and will meet the demands of the weekender, cruiser or sports fisherman. The Acadia 25 combines the rugged construction of a work boat with the polished finish of a quality yacht. Powered by dependable Yanmar marine diesel engines, the Acadia can cruise easily at 20 knots plus.

The Semi-displacement hull shape has a reputation for maintaining good speed in rough water and providing a soft ride. The full length keel and skeg protect the propeller, shaft, and the rudder during grounding. This affords the owner peace of mind seldom found in power boats.

Features include a large aft cockpit, a protected pilothouse, enclosed cabin with standing headroom, head and shower, and a galley with sink and stove. The hull is solid fiberglass with HYDREX vinylester skin, completely hand-laid with multidimensional and unidirectional fibers to guarantee a uniform laminate structure. Honeycomb "Nida-Core" provides the strength for all decks and "Starboard" composite plastic gives the Acadia clean looking, and mildew/rot-proof bulkheads. These modern materials, experienced boat-building craftsmanship, and attention to detail are the ingredients to the Acadia's success.

Contact Henry Harrell at (706) 540-0990. Click on our website (www.admiraltysalesservices.com) listed below under Dealer Information for more detailed information on performance, specifications and pricing.

The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.