2000 180 bowrider floor and stringers

[East Coast Canuck]

Sorry if this is answered somewhere already. I searched but couldn't find anything. Being a newbie to boating, I probably used the wrong terminology in my search.

I was here about a year ago, planning to buy a used Sea Ray, but I had unexpected costly expense that made me hold off a bit. I'm back inthe hunt, and I am looking at a 2000 180 bowrider. My question is if that year/model still used wood in the floor, stringers, and transom? With all the nightmares I hear about boats rotting out, I want to go wood-less if possible. I am also looking at a 2006 Seaswirl, which I understand has no wood in its structure.

Any info would be appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[Ten Years Gone]

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[AFD]

nothing wrong with wood stringers and transom if the boat was thoroughly maintained

 

[sibnai1]

The brochure for my 1995 195 5 series very cleverly list under the heading of "Interior Features" an "Integral Fiberglass Floor System". The floor and the ski locker are fiberglass.

That said I don't know if "Integral Fiberglass Floor System" means a fiberglass floor with wooden stringers and wooden transom, or fiberglass floor with fiberglass stringers and wooden transom or ......................