Key features and characteristics of the 2001 Alumaweld Intruder include:

• Robust Construction: Known for its “box girder construction,” the Intruder features continuously welded, full-length longitudinal girders, making it exceptionally strong and durable.
• Versatile Hull Design: Available with either a 10° whitewater bottom for shallow water use or an 18° full-vee bottom for slicing through chop and providing a smoother ride.
• Spacious Interior: The windshield assembly is set forward to maximize cockpit space, offering ample room for anglers and gear.
• Thoughtful Fishing Amenities: It includes features like a large, welded-in fish box with drains for easy cleaning, dry storage box seating, and full coaming gunnels for mounting rod holders and downriggers.
• Excellent Performance: Equipped with Alumaweld’s proprietary “Performance Path Lifting Strakes,” the Intruder is designed to plane quickly, track well for trolling, and handle with stability and precision.
• Comfort and Convenience: Standard features often include comfortable seating with durable upholstery and roto-molded bases, a welded walk-through windshield, and various storage compartments.
• Engine Options: It was typically offered with outboard or jet drive options, with common configurations including Mercury Sport Jet or other powerful outboards.