2027 Crestliner 1660 Retriever SC Boat in Milledgeville, GA 31061 US

Meet the 2027 Crestliner 1660 Retriever SC in -a no-nonsense, go-anywhere rig that looks ready for an early launch and a long day of "let's see what's back there." In a world full of complicated toys, this one keeps it refreshingly simple: a tough, purpose-built hunt/utility boat that's happiest when the plan includes muddy ramps, hidden coves, and a cooler that comes back heavier than it left.



At 16 feet long with a broad 85-inch beam, the Retriever SC feels stable and sure-footed, whether you're easing along a shoreline or setting up for a drift. The 3.5° deadrise leans into that shallow-water, practical attitude-more about steady control and useful space than chasing big-water swagger. Built from aluminum, it's made for real use: the kind of boat that doesn't flinch at a little abuse and cleans up fast when the day's done.



Power comes from an outboard with propeller propulsion, with up to 60 horsepower recommended-plenty to get you moving with confidence while still keeping the whole package straightforward and efficient. The 20-inch transom height matches that outboard setup neatly, and at a dry weight of 1,015 lbs, it's a rig that feels substantial without being a burden.



Inside, it's ready for a small crew and a big mission. With capacity for 4 passengers and up to 1,001 lbs of total weight, you've got room for people and the gear that inevitably multiplies once the sun comes up. The open-top helm keeps you connected to the water and the weather (for better or worse), and the helm chair makes the driver's seat feel like command central. Add in one fishing pedestal chair, and you've got a dedicated spot for the person who insists "this next cast is the one."



And when things go right-as they often do in a boat like this-there's a 16-gallon fishbox waiting to prove you didn't just come out for the scenery.



Bottom line: in , the 1660 Retriever SC looks the part and backs it up-utility-minded, adventure-ready, and built to make your "quick trip" turn into an all-day story.