<p>2007 Dream Intruder 21-Flats World Record Holder, Flats Boats, This boat will impress you, especially when you realize what she has been through. She has the battle scars to show from her amazing voyage. Collectors item. The Intruder 21 floats in 7-8 inches, gets up in 10-12 inches, and runs in less than 4 inches of water. The ride is incredible with smoothness and dryness. Comes standard with eight storage bins of which six are convertible to live wells, seven foot three storage locker for rods or skies. 100% of all test rides given to date say it is one of the best riding boats they have ever been on. REPLACED COWLING SHOWS WRONG HORSEPOWER. THIS IS POWERED WITH A 115HP SUZUKI FOUR STROKE. **BRING YOUR BEST OFFER TODAY** One of a kind for sure! - Stock #041038 - OWN PIECE OF HISTORY AND A WORLD HOlDER ONLY ONE IN THE WORLD Own a piece of history and a Guinness World Record Holder! This Vessel will be a collector's item only one in the world !! This isn't just a flats boat it's a part of history This story will Impress all sailors : Saturday, August 13, 2011 Smallest Power Boat to Cross The Atlantic: Florida brothers set world record TAMPA, FL, USA -- Two brothers, Ralph Brown, 50, of Spring Hill, and Robert Brown, 51, of Merritt Island, managed to cross the Atlantic in a Suzuki powered 21' Flats Boat, that Ralph's company Dream Boats, Inc designed and built, from Tampa, Florida to the Limehouse Marina in downtown London - setting the new world record for the Smallest Power Boat to Cross The Atlantic.smallest power boat to cross the Atlantic The Guinness world record for the longest non-stop ocean voyage in a flats boat was 1,245.63 km (774 miles) and was set by Ralph and Robert Brown (USA) who traveled from St. Georges, Bermuda to New York Harbor, USA. The Brown brothers crossed the Atlantic Ocean in a 21'1'' powerboat, without a cabin or a keel. The previous world record was a 21'4'' powerboat that had both a cabin and a keel. There were two separate boats 21'4" that made the voyage, both were primarily designed for that voyage. Florida brothers did it in a stock FLATS Boat, no cabin, no keel drafting a lot less than a foot. "There were times we were afraid for our lives, but we never thought for once we wouldn't make it," Ralph Brown said. They survived being hit by an iceberg and massive waves from the remnants of hurricanes. They've seen glaciers, seals and even whales. They even mailed President Barack Obama a postcard from Greenland. Ralph and Robert started their adventure from Tampa, Florida, and continued up the US east coast to Canada, Greenland, Iceland and Scotland. They undertook the voyage to honor Robert's former Marine comrades who died in 1980 in a botched mission called Operation Eagle Claw, in which several branches of the military attempted to liberate the American Embassy in Iran after terrorists took the ambassador and his staff hostage. Their open fishing boat separates itself from other smaller boats that have made the c</p>

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