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Used Crownline Deck Boats in Georgia, USA

  • 2004 Crownline 240 EX

    2004 Crownline 240 EX

    • Manufacturer: Crownline
    • Model: 240 EX

    The 240 EXcitement comes standard with Crownline’s Fast-Tab® hull design for confident handling and a smooth ride, and this one comes loaded with both style and substance. Finished in navy blue and white with a c...

    $29,900 USD

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    Est. $563/mo

    Buford, GA
  • 2005 CROWNLINE 220 EX

    2005 CROWNLINE 220 EX

    • Manufacturer: Crownline
    • Model: 220 EX

    Introducing the 2005 Crownline 220 EX Bowrider – a perfect blend of performance, style, and versatility that makes every day on the water unforgettable. If you are searching for a Bowrider boat for sale that deli...

    $19,950 USD

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    Est. $392/mo

    Buford, GA
  • 2008 CROWNLINE 220 EX

    2008 CROWNLINE 220 EX

    • Manufacturer: Crownline
    • Model: 220 EX

    2008 CROWNLINE 220 EX Spacious Deck Boat – Only 235 Hours! Now available at our New Used Boat Super Center in Lewisville , this 2008 Crownline 220 EX offers the perfect combination of performance, comfort, and ve...

    $24,999 USD

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    Est. $470/mo

    Buford, GA

Overview

Deck boats combine open cockpit space with a wide, shallow hull for stable, comfortable day cruising and watersports. They feature expansive seating, swim platforms, and storage, often with sun pads and a small head. Favored by families and rental fleets, deck boats balance passenger capacity and easy boarding with good low-speed handling, making them ideal for lakes, bays, and nearshore recreation.

FAQ

What should I check when buying a used deck boat?

Inspect the hull for cracks or repairs, check the transom and gelcoat, review engine hours and service records, test steering, throttle and electronics, examine the outdrive/propeller, battery and bilge, and confirm title/registration.

How is a deck boat usually shipped or delivered?

Common options are trailering by land on a suitable trailer or flatbed, lifting onto a barge for coastal moves, or using specialized boat transport. Secure loose gear, protect canvas and electronics, and arrange insurance and permits.

What regular maintenance does a deck boat need?

Routine tasks include flushing engines after saltwater use, oil and filter changes, inspecting hoses and bellows, servicing the outdrive/sterndrive, replacing anodes, cleaning and waxing the hull, maintaining batteries and bilge pumps, and winterizing.