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2020 Tahoe 1950 Sold Boat in Lawton, OK 71457 US

$24,000

Used
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builtBuilt in 2020
Year the boat was built
model

1950

Boat model
engine

1 Engine (Mercury)

Engine type and count
length

19 feet

Overall boat length
fuel

Gas

Fuel type
material

Fiberglass/Reinforced

Hull material
Nominal Length
19ft
Length Overall
19ft
Beam
8.5ft
Max Bridge Clearance
7.58ft
Max Draft
2.67ft
Dry Weight
4090lb
Cruising Speed
24.33kn
Max Speed
43.45kn
Max Passengers
10
Fuel Tanks
40gal
Hull Material
fiberglass
Hull Shape
modified-vee
Engine 1
Engine Make
Mercury
Engine Model
150 Pro XS
Total Power
150hp
Engine Hours
15
Engine Type
Outboard - 4 Stroke
Fuel Type
gasoline
Engine Year
2020
Propeller Material
stainless-steel
Anchor
Anchor Locker
Bench Seat
Beverage Holders
Bimini
Bow Ladder
Bow Seating
Built In Cooler
Captain's Chair
Cleats Fixed
Cockpit Seating
Compartment Storage
Passenger Seat
Steering Wheel
Swim Ladder ( Stern )
Swim Platform
Windshield Walk Through
Changing Room Pop Up
Settee
12 V Dc Outlets
Bluetooth
Courtesy Lights
Fuel Gauge
Hour Meter
Oil Pressure Gauge
Power Trim & Tilt Gauge
Stereo
Tachometer
Usb Port
Bilge Pump
Fuel Injected
Power Trim & Tilt
Throttle/shift: Mech
Trolling Motor
Compass
Navigation Lights
Engine Kill Switch
Grab Rails
Horn
Owner's Manual
Tagline
2020 Tahoe 1950 Deck Boat with Mercury 4-stroke power, trolling motor and very low hours.
Condition detail
The boat is in good condition and has been well-maintained, the owner confirms. All equipment is in good working order. The engine is running well and has low hours. The vinyl seats are in good condition with no tears or rips.
Selling reason
No longer using

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Tahoe 1950: BoatTEST Review

Reviewed by Jeff Hammond

Overview

The Tahoe 1950 is a versatile 19-foot 5-inch deck boat designed to accommodate up to 10 passengers. As a follow-up to the Tahoe 2150, it offers a balance of performance and comfort, making it suitable for active families and water sports enthusiasts. Standard equipment includes a color-matched bimini top, a ski tow pylon, and two coolers, supporting a variety of recreational activities.

Power and Performance

Our test model was equipped with a Mercury 150 horsepower ELPT four-stroke outboard engine paired with a 14 1/4 by 18 inertia three-blade stainless steel propeller. With an estimated weight of 3,585 pounds including 35 gallons of fuel and test equipment, the boat achieved a top speed of 49.6 miles per hour at 5,800 RPM. Cruising at 3,500 RPM yielded a speed of 27.1 miles per hour while consuming 4.6 gallons per hour, resulting in a fuel efficiency of 5.9 miles per gallon and a range of approximately 214 statute miles with a 10 percent fuel reserve. The 1950’s power glide hull bottom delivers strong acceleration, planing in 3.5 seconds, reaching 20 miles per hour in 5.4 seconds, and 30 miles per hour in 8.2 seconds, with a bow rise of 15 degrees under hard acceleration. Maneuverability is agile and responsive, with the boat capable of completing tight turns within two boat lengths and handling wake crossings smoothly due to its sharp V-bottom design.

Helm and Controls

The helm features a ventilated captain’s seat with a fold-up bolster, swivel functionality, and ergonomic cutouts for driver comfort. Controls are intuitively placed, including a tilt steering wheel, analog gauges within clear sight lines, and a conveniently positioned shift and throttle control. A master power switch on the left panel controls all 12-volt systems, preventing battery drain from accidentally left-on accessories. Additional features include a cell phone holder, a 12-volt plug, and accessory switches. The windscreen installation is notably clean, with screws concealed on the inside.

Exterior and Deck Layout

The deck layout emphasizes versatility and comfort. The port bow seat measures 4 feet 2 inches, while the starboard side is slightly shorter at 3 feet 6 inches to preserve helm ergonomics and maintain clear passage to the stern. Both sides feature stainless steel rails, two-tone upholstery, speakers, and cup holders. The bow cushion secures firmly with a track and bead system and snap-down straps, protecting it during transit and high-speed runs. Beneath the bow cushion lies an insulated 11-gallon draining cooler. The bow swim platform spans 6 feet wide by 2 feet 7 inches deep, equipped with pull-up cleats and mini-LED navigation lights to reduce tripping hazards. Reboarding from the bow is facilitated by a 34-inch height.

Cockpit and Seating

The cockpit features an L-shaped lounge wrapping from the port side to the stern passageway, with an aft freeboard of 2 feet 2 inches. The port lounge is designed for versatility, allowing passengers to face forward or aft, and includes a second receptacle for the side-mount table leg. Under the aft-facing backrest is a foam-lined tray with a 12-volt power plug suitable for charging devices. Hinged bottom cushions provide access to the table storage, supported by twin gas struts. A dedicated rack for water sports tow ropes is positioned forward. Beneath the aft bench seat is a 36-quart Igloo cooler, cleverly integrated so the hatch supports the seat bottom, enabling passengers to retrieve drinks easily. The backrest opens on tension hinges, revealing storage for the aluminum ski tow pylon and table leg. The tow pylon mounts on the aft deck, positioning the tow rope above the motor for an optimal pulling angle.

Additional Features and Storage

Additional storage includes a large lockable compartment beneath the refreshment center opposite the helm, which houses a sink, two cup holders, and a stereo. An in-deck hatch with gas strut opens to a locker with dedicated racks for a paddle and anchor light, measuring 6 feet 3 inches long, 1 foot 9 inches wide, and 1 foot 4 inches deep. To starboard, above the driver’s seat, there is dedicated storage for three fishing rods. A gate secures the passage to the swim platform, where twin swim platforms measure two feet wide by three feet deep, allowing safe movement around the splash well. The portside compartment hatch locks securely, and the fuel fill is conveniently located on the same side as the tow vehicle driver to facilitate land-based refueling. The battery is easily accessible beneath a hinged hatch near the swim platform.

Conclusion

The Tahoe 1950 combines strong performance, versatile seating, and thoughtful storage solutions in a compact 19-foot package. Its agile handling, rapid acceleration, and efficient fuel consumption make it well suited for families seeking a fun and practical day boat. The open layout and quality features support a variety of recreational activities, from water sports to fishing, making the 1950 a well-rounded choice in the deck boat category.

Rating: 4.3 out of 5

Overview from around the web 2020 Tahoe 1950

Customers are praising the 2020 Tahoe 1950 for its versatile design and reliable performance

Many highlight its spacious seating and smooth handling, making it an excellent choice for both fishing and family outings. Users appreciate the quality craftsmanship and thoughtful features that enhance comfort and convenience on the water. Overall, the Tahoe 1950 receives positive feedback for delivering great value and an enjoyable boating experience.

The Biggest Pros and Cons

The 2020 Tahoe 1950 offers a blend of performance, comfort, and style, making it a popular choice for boating enthusiasts. Here are some of the pros and cons to consider:

Pros

Versatile Performance: Equipped with a reliable engine, the Tahoe 1950 provides smooth handling and responsive acceleration, suitable for various water activities, from cruising to watersports.

Spacious Layout: The design maximizes seating and storage, comfortably accommodating family and friends for day trips.

Quality Build: Tahoe is known for durable construction and quality materials, ensuring longevity and a solid feel on the water.

Modern Features: Includes updated electronics and conveniences that enhance the boating experience.

Stylish Design: The 1950 has an attractive, sleek profile that stands out on the water.

Cons

Limited Cabin Space: As a smaller day boat, it lacks overnight accommodations, making it less ideal for extended trips.

Fuel Efficiency: Depending on the engine configuration, fuel consumption may be higher compared to some competitors.

Price Point: The combination of features and brand reputation may place it at a higher price range within its class.

Handling in Rough Water: While suitable for lakes and calm waters, it may not perform as well in choppier conditions due to its size.

Made For

The 2020 Tahoe 1950 is perfect for boating enthusiasts who want a versatile and stylish vessel for both relaxing cruises and active water sports. Designed for families and groups, it offers spacious seating, reliable performance, and modern features that make it ideal for fishing, tubing, or simply enjoying time on the water with friends. Whether you're a seasoned boater or new to the lake, the Tahoe 1950 combines comfort, durability, and ease of handling to suit a wide range of recreational needs.

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