Caravelle Interceptor 192

2001 Caravelle Interceptor 192 The Interceptor 192 was a slightly sportier version of the award wining Caravelle 196 and this shows in her 'zap' performance and deep hard turning characteristics. The XPV (extended plank) hull is supposed to take most of the chop in its forward and midsections, which smoothens the ride and allows aggressive cornering around the vessel's midsections. The Caravelle's have 100 percent wood-free construction used closed cell foam in the stringers and high-density Coosa composite panels in the transom and the floor. The decks were reinforced with a honeycomb material called Nida Core and vacuum infusion is used during construction to smooth the inner surfaces and reduce overall weight. The vessel was quite large and beamy for its class and the aft sun pad and extended swim platform really allows you to get 9 family and friends aboard and enjoy a day out. The quality of the fittings and features. like the removable carpets, molded fiberglass engine hatch and flush cleats. also put this vessel at the elite end of the 18-foot runabout spectrum. This vessel had quite a few appealing features that would make a day out all the more entertaining. The Caravelle 192 comes standard with a bimini (sun protection) and a bow infill that creates a forward sun pad. The bow also features a lined anchor well, a cooler and extra stowage. The stern has an extended swim platform with an integrated boarding ladder and separate controls for the Stereo system. The stowage was abundant, including MarineClick: 241259

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