Anytec 747 CAB

The 747 CAB was Anytec's compact year-round cabin boat, built on a deep-vee aluminium hull with M400 surface treatment on both hull and superstructure. The owner's manual describes it as a single-hull craft with a forward open deck, an aft open deck and an enclosed midships cabin, designed exclusively for outboard power. Published reviews cite 21 degrees of transom deadrise sharpening to a 55-degree bow entry.

Rated power is a single 350 hp outboard with a maximum engine weight of 360 kg; engines commonly fitted in the used market include the Yamaha F300, Mercury Verado 300 and Honda 250. With 350 litres in a built-in tank and a calculated top speed of 50 knots, the boat was positioned for fast, long-range coastal running. Empty weight is 1531 kg without engine and 1955 kg with engine, rising to 2910 kg fully loaded, though several dealer sources quote 1370 kg without engine, possibly for an earlier production year.

The cabin is a day wheelhouse rather than an overnighting space: the manual's layout sections list seating with lockers beneath and a sunroof hatch, with no berths, toilet or freshwater tank. Documented options include a Webasto cabin heater, Zipwake trim, Simrad navigation with radar, bow thruster, anchor winch and Anytec Performance suspension seats.