Purchase a new Suzuki DF2.5S or DF6AS and automatically go into the draw to win a new Kimple 395 Hunter aluminium dinghy, Towrex trailer and Suzuki DF20AE outboard. Hurry - offer ends soon!
With summer in full swing, this little gem of a boat package – valued at $15,989! – will get you on the water and quickly out to Spot X. The pressed plate 3.95-metre boat is roomy with a 1.75m beam and has a capacity for up to four adults. Having a wider beam also translates to stability – and this combined with a fairly shallow draft means the 395 is a fish hunter's dream. Towing should be a breeze with a total combined weight of around 500kg. The Towrex trailer is purpose-built for a boat of this size and makes storage easy with its single-axle configuration.
Powering the Kimple 395 is Suzuki's economical DF20AE. With electric start as standard, the two-cylinder four-stroke motor is equipped with battery-less fuel injection and ‘Lean Burn’ which combine to provide some of the lowest fuel consumption figures in its class. If you already own a four-stroke you’ll know how quiet they are compared to older generation two-strokes, not to mention smoke-free as well. With a full charging system built in as standard, there’s the capacity to hook up a fish finder or GPS for an even greater focus on getting to the spot.
This could be the perfect inshore package for fishing, hunting or just exploring. Easy to launch and simple to tow, the Kimple 395 will get you there powered by Suzuki’s Ultimate Outboard Motor.
It’s a heck of a deal and entering the competition to win is easy, just head on in to your local Suzuki dealer now and check out the top-selling DF2.5S and DF6AS. Learn more here. Offer ends January 31st, 2024.
Want to find out more about purchasing the whole package? Then go to Dinghies and Outboards for more information about the Kimple range of boats.
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