2000 Quicksilver Values, Specs and Prices

Select a 2000 Quicksilver Model

Founded in 1988, Quicksilver was attached to the construction of quality inflatable boats. Ranging in lengths from 8 to 14 feet in length, the Quicksilver line of vessels serves ideally as dinghies or tenders to larger boats. Offering vessels that can easily be stored, the Quicksilver inflatable line also included a heavy-duty range of products. The boat company retired the Quicksilver name after 2001 in favor of Mercury Inflatables.

Quicksilver Note

For further information, see Mercury Inflatables.

POWER BOATS	Length	Model Type	Hull	Engine(s)	HP	Weight (lbs)	Beam
Air Deck Series
230	8'	INF	PU	0	0	55	4'8"
270	9'	INF	PU	0	0	68	5'
300	10'	INF	PU	0	0	73	5'
330	11'	INF	PU	0	0	77	5'
Dinghy Series
230 ROLL-UP	8'	INF	PU	0	0	53	4'8"
260 SOFT-TAIL	9'	INF	PU	0	0	57	4'

Rib Series
RHINO	10'	INF	PU	0	0	150	4'8"
RHINO RIDER	10'	INF	PU	0	0	287	5'7"
Sport Series
270	9'	INF	PU	0	0	83	5'
300	10'	INF	PU	0	0	90	5'
330	11'	INF	PU	0	0	99	5'
380	13'	INF	PU	0	0	161	5'7"
430	14'	INF	PU	0	0	172	5'9"

2000 Quicksilver Values, Specs and Prices

Select a 2000 Quicksilver Model

Quicksilver Note

POWER BOATS

Length

ModelType

Hull

Engine(s)

HP

Weight(lbs)

Beam

FuelType

Air Deck Series

Dinghy Series

Rib Series

Sport Series

POWER BOATS

Air Deck Series

Dinghy Series

Rib Series

Sport Series

Model
Type

Weight
(lbs)

Fuel
Type