Stacer 379 Proline Angler
Tinnies & Dinghies · 12.4 ft (3.8 m) · Aluminium
Typical factory specs
Brochure-style figures for this model. Individual boats for sale may differ - always check the listing.
- Boat type
- Tinnies & Dinghies
- Length
- 12.4 ft (3.8 m)
- Beam
- 1.75 m
- Draft
- 0.2 m
- Dry weight
- 180 kg
- Max persons
- 3
- Hull material
- Aluminium
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Stacer 379 Proline Angler: common questions
- How long is the Stacer 379 Proline Angler?
- The Stacer 379 Proline Angler is 3.79 m long — about 12.4 ft. Australians shop for boats in both, so it is worth knowing the hull is the same either way.
- What is the beam of the Stacer 379 Proline Angler?
- The beam is 1.75 m. Beam matters for stability at rest and for whether the boat fits your garage, your trailer and the ramp you use.
- How much does the Stacer 379 Proline Angler weigh?
- Dry weight is about 180 kg — hull only, with no engine, fuel, water, gear or trailer. The figure to compare against your vehicle's towing capacity is the trailer's ATM on a specific listing, which is always higher than this.
- How many people can the Stacer 379 Proline Angler carry?
- The builder rates it for up to 3 people. The plate on the boat is what counts on the water, and a specific boat may differ if it has been modified.
- Is the Stacer 379 Proline Angler aluminium or fibreglass?
- Aluminium. That decides how it rides, how it handles a knock, and what looking after it involves.
- What is the draft of the Stacer 379 Proline Angler?
- About 0.2 m. Draft is how much water the hull needs underneath it, which is what decides whether you can work the shallow country you have in mind.