Built In Cooler

[Dr IDOL]

Appears there is an option for a built in cooler. Anyone know about it? For example does it drain? The price is certainly right.

 

[Jimmyd]

I have the corner cooler under starboard bow seat. It is OK. A bag of ice is lost in 4 hours and yes, it has a drain. Keeps from having a cooler on the deck and one less object to hassle with. Good for day trips only.

 

[Spar-Toon]

I haven't seen a price for this anywhere.   Can you share what the cost is?  Thanks

 

[Dr IDOL]

Thanks JimmyD. Helpful. Cost about $60.

 

[Jack M]

On my RCW it was standard equipment .Yes there is a drain . I have never used it 

 

[AndrewG]

I actually have two.  One in the starboard bow, and another smaller one in the rear seat (club seating model).  I agree that it will work for either that extra bag of ice, or to put some waters/drinks on and save one smallish cooler. 

If I was ordering it custom, I might want the extra storage space the rear cooler takes up (I suppose I could remove it, but I haven't...it's just held in there by some screws).

But I do like the bow one.  And yes, they both have a drain in them with a plug, so it can hold the melting ice water to keep things cooler longer if needed.

 

[Indian_Lake_Bum]

We have the built in cooler in the starboard bow corner seat......has never been used as a cooler though.  Works great as an anchor locker since it does have a drain in the bottom.  Also works good for us as a trash can for all the empty pop cans till we get back into our dock.....beats having them blow out of the boat while underway.

 

[Richard T]

We have it as well, thought we would use it for wet towels and clothing so it could drain.