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Used Larson Bowrider in Florida, USA

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    2013 Larson LXI 292

    2013 Larson LXI 292

    • Manufacturer: Larson

    Well-equipped LXI 292 powered by Mercruiser 377 Mag! Updated upholstery! Full cover! Stock #438526 This Larson has now been on the market a couple months. Looking for any offers! This popular 2013 Larson LXI 29...

    $32,000 USD

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    Est. $602/mo

    Fort Lauderdale, FL
  • 2018 Larson

    2018 Larson

    • Manufacturer: Larson
    • Model: FX 1850 DC

    Overall length: 19 | Engine: 2018 EVINRUDE Gas/Petrol | Engine hours: 200 | Fuel tank capacity: 36 | Beam: 8 ft | Maximum draft: 2 ft

    $47,500 USD

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    Est. $894/mo

    South Miami, FL
  • 2006 Larson LXI 208

    2006 Larson LXI 208

    • Manufacturer: Larson

    2006 Larson LXI 208. All services done here at the store. Trailer included in sale. great running boat! ready for the lake!

    $9,500 USD

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    Est. $187/mo

    Lake Placid, FL

Overview

Bowriders are open-bow boats designed for family and recreational use on lakes and rivers. They typically have seating in the bow, making them perfect for social outings, water sports, and leisurely cruises. Known for their versatility and ease of handling, bowriders are a popular choice for both novice and experienced boaters.

FAQ

What should I look for when buying a used bowrider?

Check the boat's overall condition, including the hull, engine, and interior. Look for any signs of wear, damage, or previous repairs. It's also important to review maintenance records and consider a professional inspection.

How can I safely transport a bowrider to my location?

Use a specialized boat transport service that can handle the size and weight of your bowrider. Ensure the boat is securely fastened and protected during transit to avoid any damage.

What is the recommended maintenance for a bowrider?

Regular maintenance includes checking the engine, cleaning the hull, inspecting the electrical systems, and keeping the interior clean. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for more specific guidelines.