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Dummies shoulda just sealed off about half of these holes. Where’s the video of how to fix any of these drains without a 10000$ fiberglass job?

Their support at Scout was pretty good, I will say that. Had an issue with a Scout Transom from the very very early days over 20years old and someone at the plant was very helpful still all those years later after purchase. They could of told me to bug off but took his time and helped.

Nice seeing these videos on construction.

Glad the company is transparent and showing us how they are built though. I won't buy anything like this without understanding it and how it is built in and out.

This is the worst job in that scout plant. Messy dirty smelly tough work I know several temps who quit.

Is that waterproof? I heard you use the word paper.

How can I purchase this swim platform

WHY DOES SCOUTS TRANSOMS CRACK ????????????????

Hi, I have a 1999 Scout 17.5 and need a new swim platform. Who can I contact at Scout about purchasing a new/replacement for my boat? Scout boats are awesome... Thanks... Vern....

It is nice to know about the backing plates. One thing you should look at is where and what size the backing plate is that is located under the bow of the 2018 Scout Sport 177. I wanted to bow mount a Minn Kota Terrova 60" shaft 80 lb. thrust 24 volt with I-Pilot on their supplied removable plate. Most every boat you see has the tolling motor mounted on the port side of the bow. Also, there is no access to the very front of the boat thru the anchor locker compartment. That means that the trolling motor bracket needs to mount on the Starboard side just to the right of the bow light to keep the trolling motor inside of the rub rail to limit any damage that may occur during docking operations. The backing plate ( I think this one is aluminum) didn't cover the whole front of the bow but was limited to port side of the boat near the front where the bracket support was needed. Due to this design I had to mount my trolling motor on the starboard side of the boat. Just a shame that now when I go boating everyone wants to know why my trolling motor is mounted on the starboard side of my Scout Boat. The Sales Staff at my local dealer was very supportive and got the necessary information on where the backing plate was located so that I could proceed with the installation. Thanks Dylan! You are the Man. The support and answering any questions after the sale has been excellent on the dealers part. I am really enjoying my new Scout Boat. John

I wish i could get a boat like this but it cost $$ maybe someday

i will be buying this boat...after i win powerball of course

What's this asking price for this beauty?

Awesome Boat! Proud to have a great boat manufacturer here in the lowcountry. I always visit your area at the boat show first.

Love this boat...well done Scout!!

Put a couple of these bad boys on the wilmington, nc boats unlimited lot. They'll sell

Amazing video and beautiful boat!

Do you still have the 151 scout dorado

You did a great great job!!!

Can you please tell me the price of this beautiful boat?

Thank you. I enjoyed that.

I like that, what if I want to become a dealer in Puerto Rico?

Back in 1997 my father bought a new Scout 202 Dorado. The Boat was flawless when I sold it in 2012. I called scout in 2011 after considering selling it as I needed some information about the boat as well as some small screws etc, 14 years later; Scout had no problem getting me all information and part. Furthermore they spend 30 minutes with me on the phone and emailed me back several times. I recommended Scout to my friends over the years all had great success. Last year, I recommend Scout to my best friend who bought a used one, a 2000 Scout 1750 Center console. He did and again I called Scout to ask some questions about the boat and they even looked into what helm was used so I could get the same replacement as the one had some play. Once again Scout came through. I have lived in South Florida all my life and Grandparents had a place in the keys where I docked and have fished using scout boats since 1997. Now my friend lets me use his, which is used and stored in the keys. I go offshore 8 to10 miles for Mahi and tuna among others fish. Both Scouts have had 100 percent salt water use, lots of fishing, sun, friend’s family on them with countless hours of fun and at times heavy seas and never have let me down. So weather it has been at sea or calls to Scout since I have owned one and use one today I have and a firm believer to what Mr. Potts is stating. In my own words Scout is a company that you can trust through thick and thin and will be there for you no matter what either on the phone for support or on the high seas. I see Scout boats as a company that is a top to bottom second to none for quality, safety, innovation and striving for perfection. Thank you Scout for great boats my family and friends have enjoyed for many year and many years to come and most important fully trust. My motto for Scout boats: Perfection is not optional.

@marchelloisbello We looked into putting a third engine on the 345 however we felt that a top speed in the mid 60s was more than enough power. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.

@marchelloisbello We looked into putting a third engine on the 345 however we felt that a top speed in the mid 60s was more than enough power.

@marchelloisbello

beautiful boat i wonder if there is an option with a third engine?

@attheodo The 345XSF with twin Yamaha F350s starts at $293,000. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.

@parapipe The 345XSF is moving at approx. 60 mph in this video!

Starting price for this?