SOLD 2014 Yamaha AR192, Long Island NY SOLD SOLD SOLD

[I_squared_r]

SOLD SOLD SOLD SOLD

2014 AR192 supercharged 300 hours. $19,500 negotiable. Priced for a fast sale. Top speed approx 48mph. Always trailered. Never stayed in the water over night. Always flushed, cleaned, and covered after use. (Included is OEM Yamaha mooring cover) I changed the oil and spark plugs every spring. More than $5k in mods was done to the boat. The sound system is VERY loud. The trailer was rebuilt in August 2022 and is like a new trailer now. I serviced the pump cone in 2022 and changed the grease. I also inspected the impeller + wear ring - everything is perfect.

I've had this boat since December 2018 and only had 1 minor issue and I put a new engine temperature sensor last year. Otherwise the boat has been rock solid reliable. I love this boat, but I have upgraded to a larger boat.

Bow cushion
Yamaha OEM mooring cover great condition
4x Kicker Marine Speakers (installed 2022)
Rockville amp
JL Audio Bass Remote (installed recently - not shown in pics)
Kicker 8" Subwoofer Tube
Clarion CM1624TS 6.5" Tower Speakers with RGB Clarion Remote at drivers seat
Upgraded Clarion stereo head unit
LED Mast Light - custom by me
Aftermarket pump cone (not lucky 13, its another brand named RD or something)
Thrust Vectors steering fins
Seadek Cockpit + Swim platform installed 2019. They still look very good
Dual batteries with switch. New battery 2023
OEM Yamaha Brackets at cockpit and swim platform for table
OEM Stainless steel leg for table
OEM Yamaha Table
Wakeboard mirror at tower RGB around the boat
Marine flood light at tower with dimmer switch
Upgraded intercooler from AR195
garmin navigation
Replaced trailer jack 2021
stolz bow roller on trailer
galvanized trailer
new reverse bucket cable 2022
new engine temperature sensor 2022
new shorelander leaf springs 2022
new trailer brakes 2022
new trailer tires (not shown in the picture) 2022
new trailer wiring 2022
new trailer winch strap 2022
bimini cover replaced 2021
new trailer marker lights
Spare tire + bracket on trailer
Comes with a spare impeller

1 of the pictures shows bad stitching on a cushion. This was repaired, I removed the cover, sew it, and stapled the cover back on.

The boat isn't perfect. The seats are 7/10 with some minor stains and a poorly repaired 1" tear on the rear platform backrest. Exterior is 8/10 with some small scratches. Mechanics are 10/10, no issues and always winterized and shrink wrapped. Trailer is 10/10 and completely rebuilt in 2022.

The current pictures are old, but the boat looks almost the same. I will detail and take pics within the next few weeks. Faster if you are genuinely interested.

I've been on this group for a long time and I am very knowledgable about these boats. If you're traveling a long distance I can send you a lot of high quality photos, videos, whatever so we don't waste our time. I want you to be happy with the boat and I get my upgraded boat next year.

 

[I_squared_r]

Bump. I found my next boat and I'm willing to take offers. I'm thinking $20,000 would be a great deal for someone

 

[VitaminSea]

GLWS…. What did you find? I recall in another thread you had a few in mind…

 

[I_squared_r]

GLWS…. What did you find? I recall in another thread you had a few in mind…

thanks. I found a 2019 242 Limited S. I still have to have it checked out and water test, but I’m hoping everything is good

 

[I_squared_r]

Yesterday I took it out and also I did a quick detailing and buffed/polished it. The boat looks great, some scratches, but overall an excellent looking boat for the year.
$19,500 someone is getting an excellent deal. I'm tempted to shrinkwrap and store it until spring, but I don't like the idea of having 2 boats lol

 

[2kwik4u]

$19,500 is a great price for that IMO.

Also, I thought you were in Brazil, or Guatemala, or somewhere else that is much more southern than New York !

 

[I_squared_r]

$19,500 is a great price for that IMO.

Also, I thought you were in Brazil, or Guatemala, or somewhere else that is much more southern than New York !

Yeah I feel like I'm giving it away at that price. There's a lot of interest on facebook, but people are being stupid and offering $15k. I got a killer deal on the new boat and I just want to move this boat to someone who will appreciate $19,500. Really good 1st boat or if someone wants to make it a rental boat to make money.

lol I was in Brazil in 2020 and 2021. Then I was in Colombia, but I came to NY for 4th of July and have been here since. I have a flight in 3 weeks to Colombia, but if I have a new boat, and the weather looks good, I may have to delay that flight a few weeks.

 

[I_squared_r]

Bump. There's a lot of interest but nobody serious has arrived. Only clownish offers. I would like to see this boat gone, but I will have to winterize it soon and sell this in the spring. Because I am going south to Colombia on September 30th and I will list it for more money in the spring.

 

[2kwik4u]

@I_squared_r Do you pay comission?!?!

https://www.reddit.com/r/boating/comments/16mvz0p

 

[I_squared_r]

@I_squared_r Do you pay comission?!?!

https://www.reddit.com/r/boating/comments/16mvz0p

Haha. But he replied that he doesn't want someone elses headache. Interesting, out of all my friends and their boats, this is the only boat that doesn't cause problems. My friend has 2 broken I/O's and he drove my 242 on Sunday. He knows that Yamaha has never given me problems so he is seriously thinking about changing to yamaha jetboat.

 

[I_squared_r]

Last call. I'm shrink wrapping the boat at the end of the week and leaving the country. For anyone interested, I will return in the spring and I will list it with a higher price.

 

[DIYJohnny]

Last call. I'm shrink wrapping the boat at the end of the week and leaving the country. For anyone interested, I will return in the spring and I will list it with a higher price.

Hey partner!

Been lurking through here for a couple weeks and finally made an account to save some of these threads to... Anyways, that was my reddit post. I'm happy to hear the she's almost 10 years old and no problems. Fairs well for me in the future as I look to buy into the Yamaha family. I appreciate the fella linking your boat and definitely agree she looks solid through the photos!

But it's time I got something new that I could put all the hours and maintenance in and make it my boat, you know?... best of luck with the move and the spring time sale!

 

[I_squared_r]

Hey partner!

Been lurking through here for a couple weeks and finally made an account to save some of these threads to... Anyways, that was my reddit post. I'm happy to hear the she's almost 10 years old and no problems. Fairs well for me in the future as I look to buy into the Yamaha family. I appreciate the fella linking your boat and definitely agree she looks solid through the photos!

But it's time I got something new that I could put all the hours and maintenance in and make it my boat, you know?... best of luck with the move and the spring time sale!

They're great boats and that's a reason that a lot of us are return yamaha customers. I understand why you want a new boat. Personally, I'm a long time mechanic and engineer so there's little risk in buying used because I can deal with any surprises. But good luck on finding your boat!

 

[2kwik4u]

Hey partner!

Been lurking through here for a couple weeks and finally made an account to save some of these threads to... Anyways, that was my reddit post. I'm happy to hear the she's almost 10 years old and no problems. Fairs well for me in the future as I look to buy into the Yamaha family. I appreciate the fella linking your boat and definitely agree she looks solid through the photos!

But it's time I got something new that I could put all the hours and maintenance in and make it my boat, you know?... best of luck with the move and the spring time sale!

Glad you made it over. I was the guy that referred you here

YAY Internet!

 

[Ribs77]

This is pretty close to what I'm looking for, although I may have talked myself into needing a 21-foot boat.

I'm also on the other coast so it would be a big undertaking to get this thing to Washington State.

Question: Do you think this boat could be rigged to throw a decent surf wave? Not looking for a pro level wave, but enough for novice adults to surf ropeless?

 

[I_squared_r]

This is pretty close to what I'm looking for, although I may have talked myself into needing a 21-foot boat.

I'm also on the other coast so it would be a big undertaking to get this thing to Washington State.

Question: Do you think this boat could be rigged to throw a decent surf wave? Not looking for a pro level wave, but enough for novice adults to surf ropeless?

I never tried to surf off this boat. But definitely you want a larger boat if you want to surf. There's a vendor here that works with ballasts and wake wedges. He would know best so you can send him an email Wake Wedge for Yamaha Boats

And in other news, the AR192 is shrink-wrapped. I'll be here in December if someone is really interested. Otherwise it will be listed again in March/April 2024.

 

[I_squared_r]

I'll be in NY from November 4th until December 2nd. I can take off the shrinkwrap with deposit for anyone that is interested.

 

[Ribs77]

I'm still thinking about your boat, haha! It sounds like some folks have had luck surfing the 19-footers with a little setup.

For what it's worth, I'm interested in surfing myself and also having my (ages 13 and 10) kids learn to surf. And my wife, I should add. We're all total noobs, so don't require the greatest surf wave of all time, but it has to be ropeless.

I also need to work out storage/usage logistics. I started a driveway logistics thread in the towing section of this site that got a lot of useful responses, but I'm still pretty intimidated by the prospect of backing a boat into my spot (long, skinny driveway on a busy street). I recently turned down a slip that was being offered at $372/month, because if I pay that much for a slip, I can't also afford the boat.

Anyway, I see that you'll be back soon. I'll try to do some hard thinking and problem solving between now and 12/2...

 

[I_squared_r]

I'm still thinking about your boat, haha! It sounds like some folks have had luck surfing the 19-footers with a little setup.

For what it's worth, I'm interested in surfing myself and also having my (ages 13 and 10) kids learn to surf. And my wife, I should add. We're all total noobs, so don't require the greatest surf wave of all time, but it has to be ropeless.

I also need to work out storage/usage logistics. I started a driveway logistics thread in the towing section of this site that got a lot of useful responses, but I'm still pretty intimidated by the prospect of backing a boat into my spot (long, skinny driveway on a busy street). I recently turned down a slip that was being offered at $372/month, because if I pay that much for a slip, I can't also afford the boat.

Anyway, I see that you'll be back soon. I'll try to do some hard thinking and problem solving between now and 12/2...

If you decide to come by, you can water test it no problem. As far as backing up a driveway, it's an easy boat to tow because the beam on the 19ft is 8ft wide. I put this in my backyard with a gate that's slightly less than 9ft wide (my 242 with 8'6" beam is tight!). The nice thing about my AR192 is that I installed a spotlight on the tower and it's useful backing it into the yard at night. It turns the yard into daylight, super bright. I wish my 242 had that!

 

[Ribs77]

I'm still interested but wary of dealing with cross-country shipping, etc. Also wouldn't be able to come check it out in person (obviously) being on the west coast.

Would you be willing to have a conversation over the phone about logistics and general questions (I'm a boat noob) sometime while you're still in the States? If so, can you DM me your phone number?