- Home
- Marine
- Boston Whaler Boats 2020
- Boston Whaler Boat Realm Series 380 Realm 2020
Boston Whaler Boat Realm Series 380 Realm 2020
Configuration and Pricing Guide
MSRP:
INVOICE:
- Build Model
- The Details
- Similar Boats
- The See Dealer Cost Story
* I agree that SeeDealerCost and its Certified Dealers may communicate with me via email, text, or phone. My consent to these terms is not a condition of any purchase. Message & data rates may apply. You can reply STOP to opt-out of further messaging.
Standard Equipment
L.O.A.: 38' 11" (11.89 M)
Beam: 11' 8" (3.56 M)
Draft: 29" (0.74 M)
Weight (Dry, No Engine): 17,000 Lbs. (7,711 Kg)
Weight (With Engines, Fuel and Water): 23,500 Lbs. (10,659 Kg)
Maximum Weight Capacity: 4,500 Lbs. (2,041 Kg)
Swamped Capacity: 3,500 Lbs. (1,587 Kg)
Maximum Persons Capacity: 16
Maximum Horsepower: 1,600 Hp (1176.6 Kw)
Maximum Engine Weight: 2,800 Lbs. (1,270 Kg)
Transom Height: 29" (0.73 M)
Transom Angle: 15°
Deadrise At Transom: 23°
Fuel Capacity: 445 Gallons (1,514.2 L)
Waste Capacity: 10 Gallons (37.85 L)
Water Capacity: 55 Gallons (208.2 L)
Livewell Volume: 40 Gallons (151.4 L)
Bridge Clearance with Top: 9' 0" (2.74 M)
Bridge Clearance with Top and Radar: 10' 5" (3.175 M)
Bridge Clearance with Upper Station: 15' (4.57 M)
Boston Whaler Boat Realm Series 380 Realm 2020 Info
STANDARDS
All rails welded 316-L stainless steel
All hardware 316-L stainless steel
DECK/COCKPIT
10” stainless steel cleats - stern cockpit with gunnel board hawse pipe (2), anchor locker (1)
10” stainless steel pull-up cleats - bow (2), mid-ship spring line (2), crosstie cleats at transom (2)
28” interior freeboard
Acrylic transom door with stainless steel latch
Bow eye
Cockpit blue and white LED courtesy lighting
Cockpit machinery space LED lighting
Extended integral swim platform with recessed telescoping dive ladder and grab rail
Full coaming bolsters
Gunnel mounted rod holders - bow (4), aft cockpit (5)
Heavy duty rub rail
Molded fiberglass port side dive/boarding door with removable stainless steel dive ladder
Pressurized livewell (23 gallons) in aft port corner with clear lid and blue interior with red and white LED lights
Self-bailing cockpit sole
Stainless steel cockpit toe rails
Stainless steel drink holders - bow (2), hawse pipes (2), helm (3), leaning post (4), forward console lounge (2), bow seating area integrated into low bow rail (4)
Stainless steel grab rails
Stainless steel thru hull anchor roller davit
Transom rod holders (5)
Under gunnel rod holders (3)
Under gunnel storage shelf with downrigger weight holders (2 per side)
Welded stainless steel low profile interior bow rail
Windlass with rode and anchor (400&39;)
CONSOLE
12-V receptacle
Cast stainless steel steering wheel with knob and tilt helm
Center helm layout
Compass
Dash visor
Drink holders (3)
Electronics mounting surface with space for dual displays
Instrumentation and electrical switch panel with illuminated text
Lockable fiberglass side entry door with stain-less steel pantograph hinge
Locking glove box
Mercury DTS dual binnacle controls
Mercury SmartCraft Vessel View Display 7” color LCD display (network connections to Raymarine with Navigation Package)
Molded console footrests and fold-down helm standing platform with maintenance-free synthetic teak surface
Remote ignition key switches with pushbutton start at helm
Stereo - Fusion color LCD, iPod/iPhone dock audio, AM/FM/USB audio/VHF/WX/Sirus XM TM ready, JL Audio waterproof speakers (6), amplifier (1), bow mounted remote control (1), MP3 inputs and 12-V receptacle in glove box and sun lounge armrest (2) (Fusion integration into Raymarine with Navigation Package) (Fusion Bluetooth enabled)
SEATING
Foldaway stern bench seat
Forward console lounge with fold-down arm-rests, drink holders (2), backrests, removable cushion, MP3 input and 12-V receptacle
Forward port and starboard seats with folding backrests and drink holders (6)
Helm and companion bolster style seats (3) with fold-down armrests (2) (center seat is mechanically adjustable fore and aft)
STORAGE
Bow anchor locker with drains
Hanging locker/compartment in head
Insulated in-floor fishboxes with pump-out - aft (2), forward (1)
Lifejacket storage in hardtop
Lockable console front storage with LED lighting - holds 6 rods, 2 5-gallon buckets (included), 2 storage bins (included), 1 36-qt cooler (included) and miscellaneous gear (optional dive tank racks available)
Lockable electronics box in hardtop
Lockable glove box
Side coaming boxes with storage nets
Storage in leaning post
Storage under bow seating with LED lighting
HARDTOP/WINDSHIELD SYSTEM
Custom painted integrated frame with aft support legs
Ladder access to hardtop
LED aft cockpit area flood lights (2)
LED blue lighting (6)
LED bow area flood light (1)
LED courtesy chart light (red and white) (1)
LED navigation lights in hardtop with acrylic access door
Lifejacket storage
Lockable electronics box
Outrigger ready
Rod holders (7)
Tempered glass windshield with power actuated vent
Windshield wiper with wash system
DELUXE LEANING POST/BAIT PREP CENTER
120-V outlet
Bait prep area with cutting board
Dedicated area for slide-out carry-on cooler (65 qt cooler included)
Drink holders (4)
Freshwater sink (cold only without optional Convenience Package)
Knife holder
LED white lighting for work surface (2)
Lure bags with dedicated storage (3)
Pressurized livewell (40 gallons) with clear lid and blue interior with red and white LED lights
Slide-out 5-gallon pail storage
Stainless steel grab rail
Storage lid with tool holders
Tackle storage drawers and leader holders
SHOWER/HEAD
120-V outlet
500 GPH shower sump
Hanging locker
Interior courtesy lights (red and white) (2)
Maintenance free synthetic teak flooring
Opening porthole with screen (1)
Shower with curtain and pull out faucet sprayer from vanity (cold only without optional Convenience Package)
Storage cabinet
VacuFlush toilet, holding tank with tank vent filter for overboard discharge and dockside pump-out
Vanity with sink and mirror
MECHANICAL
300 L6 DTS triple Mercury Verado FourStroke engines with power steering and Shadow Mode technology (91 octane fuel recommended)
30-amp shore power inlet with battery charger, galvanic isolator and shore power cord
400-gallon aluminum fuel tank
Automatic bilge pumps - 1,100 GPH interior, 2,000 GPH bilge, 2,000 GPH with high water steady state alarm
Battery trays (4) with remote switches and automatic charging/paralleling relays
Bonding system for underwater through hull fittings
Bow thruster (4kW) with dedicated battery bank and charging system (NOT AVAILABLE with Joystick Piloting)
Cast bronze thru hulls and seacocks (below waterline)
Cast stainless steel thru hulls (above waterline)
Electric trim tabs with indicator (dual ram)
Electric trumpet horn
Engine fuel/water separators
Freshwater dive door shower (cold only without optional Convenience Package)
Freshwater system with 45-gallon tank
Freshwater transom shower (cold only without optional Convenience Package)
Freshwater stainless steel washdown faucet in anchor locker
Pressurized livewell (23-gallon) with clear top window and blue interior in aft port corner
Pressurized livewell (40-gallon) with clear top window and blue interior in leaning post
Raw-water stainless steel washdown faucet midship
Stainless steel propellers
Transducer mount area
Windlass with rode and anchor
Windshield wiper with wash system
Similar Boats
More Fiberglass Fish
The See Dealer Cost Story
When our family wanted to purchase our first boat we tried to find information for research. However the only information available at that time was sales brochures. All of the product information originated from the manufactures. The only price we could find was the retail price listings or MSRP (Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price). Magazines featured articles, and had really great photo layouts, it only offered product description and the (MSRP) retail price.
We went to the dealership where the sales guy held all the cards. The best thing he had going for him was our lack of information. We tried to wrangle on price without any real success. We bought the boat, but we paid too much. After that experience we felt there had to be a better way.
So we started this website because we did not want anyone else to feel disadvantaged like our family did that day. We discussed what we would like to see. We found experts in their fields and started asking questions. We then put together a team to research products and most importantly the dealer price. We started with boats and realized that there was a great need for information on many kinds of large purchase recreational vehicles and products.
Look when you visit a dealership for a boat, motorcycle or camper, if you have not done your research your negotiation for that item will start with the Manufactures Suggested Retail Price (MSRP). The highest price you could pay. The sales person will try to see what you know and size you up. If you do not have product knowledge including what the cost was to the dealer – you are going to pay too much.
See Dealer Cost™ offers product information that is in-depth and understandable. You can build your ideal product on line and see what it cost before you walk into a dealership. See Dealer Cost™ gives you the product options and most importantly the cost without the pressure of someone trying to talk you into something.
Knowledge is power.
After you find the product you want on See Dealer Cost™ and configure the options. You can save it to view or reference later. You can also print out what you put together (with the price). In turn you can use this information to negotiate your best deal.
What if the item is used? We are making available all the information we have gathered over the years so you can research to see the original cost. Even on used items you can use our site to negotiate your best deal.
Our passion here at See Dealer Cost™ is to give people power and knowledge. We were at a disadvantage once and we did not like the feeling.
By the way this great idea we had to build a website with this information. We had to fight to be able to bring this information to you. See Dealer Cost™ was supposed to be a one hit wonder. The manufactures magazines that they send to dealers said we would be dead in no time. They pounded their fists on their desks and said the consumer did not want or need this information. They said we would put them out of business. We were sued multiple times by manufacturers for this information. We are still here.
Why would they not want you to be able to see and use this information? They were afraid that you the consumer would be the true winner.
As it turns out – this information has not put anyone out of business. A consumer who is knowledgeable is confident buyer.
So we continue on with our team of experienced and expert people. We constantly update product lines and most importantly the cost so you have information to make your best deal.
We are proud of the team and proud to be able to assist you in your recreational purchase. We do not sell any of the items listed – we just gather the information.
The products include thousands of boats, motors, campers, motorcycles and more. We are constantly working to expand the information we present for you.
We all have families. We hope your buying experience is a better one than our family’s first purchase. Use this website to be a knowledgeable more confident buyer.
We hope we are a valuable resource for you. Enjoy your purchase.
Thanks,
See Dealer Cost™ Team Members
Welcome To See Dealer Cost!
Get Product and Pricing Information for Free!
Register
Why? It's Free!
- Save Research
- Save Product Configurations
- Compare Configurations
- View Saved Price Quote Requests
'
WAIT! You haven't printed your configuration yet.
We can email this valuable information directly to you, empowering you to negotiate the best price with a boat dealer.