1989 Olympic 17 CabinSold

Experience a piece of Pacific Northwest boating history with this 1989 Olympic 18 Hardtop, built by Olympic Boat Company of Monroe, Washington - the same craftsmen whose hulls would later become part of the legendary C-Dory family.

Olympic boats were known for their solid hand-laid fiberglass construction, seaworthy hulls, and practical cabin layouts that made them a favorite among salmon fishermen and cruisers throughout Puget Sound and the San Juan Islands. This model carries that legacy proudly - a timeless Northwest workboat aesthetic with modern dependability.

This Olympic has been repowered with a 2012 Suzuki 4-stroke outboard, offering quiet, efficient performance and smooth power delivery. Compression tests strong and even across all cylinders (200-210 psi), showing a healthy and well-maintained engine. A newer Yamaha 8 HP Command Thrust kicker provides effortless trolling control - perfect for salmon or bottom fishing.

The boat is also equipped with electric downriggers, making it ready for serious fishing right away.

The hardtop cabin design keeps you protected from the elements while providing the open feel and visibility Northwest boaters love.
Built in Monroe, WA, these boats were known for their heavy lay-up, wide beam, and dry ride - true to their C-Dory roots.
The hull, decks, and cabin structure are solid and in great shape for its age, showing the quality craftsmanship Olympic was known for.

• 1989 Olympic 18 Hardtop - Built in Monroe, WA

• 2012 Suzuki 4-Stroke Outboard - 200-210 psi compression

• Yamaha 8 HP Command Thrust Kicker

• Electric downriggers included

• Solid fiberglass hull - Northwest classic

• Comfortable cabin with windshield protection

• Excellent fishing platform - ready for the Sound or your favorite lake

• Clean title and turn-key condition

These boats are becoming harder to find in this condition. Olympic's reputation for building rugged, no-nonsense boats lives on through C-Dory and the generations of Northwest boaters who still use them every day. Whether you're trolling for kings off Edmonds, exploring the islands, or simply appreciating a piece of local boatbuilding heritage - this is the kind of boat that reminds us why we love the water here.