Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
On February 3, law enforcement parted Interstate 26 like the Red Sea so the folks from Scout could get the largest outboard powered yacht ever built from their Summerville factory to a Charleston boat landing. A flat tire, a few hairpin turns and some seriously low clearance moments eventually found the 60,000-pound Scout at the W.O. Thomas Boat Landing.
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On February 3, law enforcement parted Interstate 26 like the Red Sea so the folks from Scout could get the largest outboard powered yacht ever built from their Summerville factory to a Charleston boat landing. A flat tire, a few hairpin turns and some seriously low clearance moments eventually found the 60,000-pound Scout at the W.O. Thomas Boat Landing.
Subscribe to Power & Motoryacht magazine:
flyingmedia.dragonforms.com/loading.do?omedasite=PAM_New
Power & Motoryacht website:
powerandmotoryacht.com
Instagram:
instagram.com/powerandmotoryacht
Facebook:
facebook.com/powerandmotoryacht
YouTube:
youtube.com/c/PowerMotoryacht
The Power and Motoryacht Podcast:
pmymag.com/podcast










