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Hurricane SunDeck Sport 187 OB

18.7ft deck, built 2013–present. Primary use: salt or fresh.

Typical used values

Model year	Used asking range	Median	Confidence
2013	$14,500 – $19,500	$17,000	low
2020	$26,000 – $33,000	$29,500	med
2026	$40,500 – $50,000	$45,500	low

Ranges interpolate 3 hand-anchored years at 7%/yr depreciation off-curve. Hours and saltwater service further adjust; a full Deal Report scores those for a specific listing.

Known issues to check (2)

Medium Deck boats carry big open cockpit soles — check for stress cracks radiating from seat bases and the bow ladder recess on hard-used hulls.
Medium Florida-kept examples are frequently full-salt boats: inspect transom bracket, trailer, and under-deck wiring for corrosion commensurate with that life.

Pre-purchase inspection checklist

Raking-light pass over the cockpit sole and bow area for spider cracking.
Confirm outboard flushing discipline on saltwater boats — corrosion at the midsection tells the truth.
Check the head compartment (where fitted) plumbing actually works.

Typical engines (2)

Yamaha 4-stroke outboard (F70–F300) outboard · gas · base score 90/100 · high-use ≥ 150 hrs/yr

The benchmark for outboard reliability and resale. F150 and F300 routinely run 2,000+ hours with routine service. Top-tier buyer trust — a Yamaha-powered hull sells faster than the same boat on any other brand.

100-hour service intervals; 10-year/1,000-hour anode and water-pump attention. Saltwater units: check the bus bar and starter solenoid behind the powerhead for corrosion.
Suzuki 4-stroke outboard outboard · gas · base score 86/100 · high-use ≥ 150 hrs/yr

Underrated, highly reliable 4-strokes — Suzuki effectively pioneered the modern big 4-stroke outboard. Slightly thinner dealer network than Yamaha/Mercury in some regions, which is the only real resale knock.

100-hour service; check the timing-chain-driven valvetrain history on high-hour units. Confirm a Suzuki dealer is reachable in the buyer's area.

Resale liquidity (78/100)

Hurricane owns the outboard deck-boat category, strongest in Florida and the Southeast. Deep regional buyer pool; slower movers inland.

Hurricane SunDeck Sport 187 OB FAQ

What is a fair price for a used Hurricane SunDeck Sport 187 OB?

Typical asking range for a 2020 Hurricane SunDeck Sport 187 OB is roughly $26,000–$33,000 in average condition with average hours. Older year-models depreciate at about 7% per year off the curve. Specific listings vary; paste a URL on the home page for a full Deal Report.

What should I inspect on a used Hurricane SunDeck Sport 187 OB?

Raking-light pass over the cockpit sole and bow area for spider cracking.
Confirm outboard flushing discipline on saltwater boats — corrosion at the midsection tells the truth.
Check the head compartment (where fitted) plumbing actually works.

Is the Hurricane SunDeck Sport 187 OB a good boat?

Hurricane owns the outboard deck-boat category, strongest in Florida and the Southeast. Deep regional buyer pool; slower movers inland. Resale-liquidity score (our model, 0–100): 78.

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