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Used Runabout in Texas, USA

  • 2007 Crownline 220 LS

    2007 Crownline 220 LS

    • Manufacturer: Crownline
    • Model: 220 LS

    Just listed! Very clean Crownine 220 LS. The 220 LS exclusive F.A.S.T. Tab hull assures maximum performance. Add a wrap-around swim platform, deluxe sundeck, a classic interior with Tri-Tech flip-up buckets, snap...

    $22,500 USD
    Denison, TX
  • 2006 Chaparral 210 SSi

    2006 Chaparral 210 SSi

    • Manufacturer: Chaparral
    • Model: 210 SSi

    Hull id number: FGB44140B606 | Hin: FGB44140B606 | Engine: Merc 5.0L MPI | Length: 21' 0" | Horsepower: 250 | Engine hours: 237 | Propulsion: Single I/O | Hull material: Fiberglass/Composite | Fuel type: Gas

    $24,995 USD
    Lewisville, TX
  • 2008 Crownline 220 LS

    2008 Crownline 220 LS

    • Manufacturer: Crownline
    • Model: 220 LS

    Length: 20' 6" | Horsepower: 260 | Propulsion: Single Inboard | Hull material: Fiberglass/Composite | Fuel type: Gas

    $23,900 USD
    Corsicana, TX

Overview

Power boats are motorized vessels designed for speed and performance on the water. They come in various sizes and styles, from small, sporty models to larger, luxury cruisers. Power boats are ideal for recreational activities such as fishing, water skiing, and cruising, offering both excitement and relaxation for boating enthusiasts.

FAQ

What should I consider when buying a used power boat?

Consider the boat's age, engine hours, overall condition, and any previous maintenance records. It's also important to inspect the hull, electrical systems, and safety equipment.

How do I ensure the power boat is shipped safely to my location?

Use a professional boat transport service that specializes in handling and delivering boats. Ensure the boat is properly secured and covered during transit to prevent damage.

What is the maintenance schedule for a power boat?

Regular maintenance includes checking and changing engine oil, inspecting the hull for damage, cleaning the boat thoroughly, and winterizing it if necessary. Refer to the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance guidelines and intervals.