Boat 2022 Yamaha 212SD Venice, FL 15 Hours - $65,000 OBO

[jonarhoads]

Hey All,

Selling my dream boat after my family decided to move to Florida. This boat was barn kept for most of it's life. We brought it to Florida thinking we would use it down here (just moved), but have opted to join a boat club. This boat has never touched Salt Water, fresh water only (we moved here from Indiana).

This is high end version of the 21 foot models, that features the drive technology, making docking a breeze, along with stainless steel finishes and the large 12.3" Connext touch screen. See promotional video here on the 2022 21' series.

Other quick hitters

• Engines have 15 Hours
• Original Tandem Axel Trailer Included
• Only one owner
• Paid in full, title in hand
• Has only been in fresh water
• Stored in inside storage for most of it's life
• Serviced at 10 hours at an authorized Yamaha dealer
• Still under Factor Warranty until October 18th. You can purchase Y.E.S. Warranty if you desire to extend it.
• Comes with Yamaha OEM Cover (hard to find), Coast Guard Starter Safety Kit, Dock Lines, Fenders, basically everything you need to get started
• Installed Super Magnum AK-19 DELUXE for even more control in the water
• Cleaned after each use, well taken care of
• Will take off registration and boat name vinyl so it's ready to go

Just let me know if you have any questions. Thanks All!

 

[adrianp89]

Honestly the boat clubs are pure trash. I would keep the boat if you have the means. 5k down, $400 a month, can't be out past sunset, only 2-3 holidays a year, plus the boats are pretty crappy.... not worth it at all IMO.

Also - keep on the registration numbers. Those stay the same in FL when transferring ownership.

 

[jonarhoads]

I hear ya. I think it’s preferential. If I knew we were moving to Florida, I would have likely gotten an outboard and or center console. Bought the boat while living in Indiana. Was a blast on Norris Lake.

 

[adrianp89]

I hear ya. I think it’s preferential. If I knew we were moving to Florida, I would have likely gotten an outboard and or center console. Bought the boat while living in Indiana. Was a blast on Norris Lake.

I live right on the Gulf, nothing wrong with the Yamaha in salt. It’s probably the most popular boat at the sandbars.

 

[jonarhoads]

Yeah, seems fun. The problem I’m seeing is the marinas over here aren’t that big into storing Jet Boats due to how easy it use to nuke the engine when flushing it out and the flush out process being more cumbersome in general. I live in an HOA, so taking it back to my house to flush it out is a no go, hence why I haven’t let it touch the salt water. All of the marinas are wanting to work on the outboards.

Sidebar, my buddy took me over to Egmont Key on his boat (by you), was absolutely amazing place to hang out. I’ll be boating out of Cape Haze (a little south of Venice). Seems like it has good proximity to a lot of things. They have the bocca sandbar area, but I don’t know if anything will compare to Egmont, I’m a bit jealous.

 

[adrianp89]

Another option is outdoor RV storage. Not sure what the places are technically called. Not the convenience of a marina, but also 1/2 or 1/3rd of the price. Around here for $200/month I can get a covered parking slip in a gated property with water and power.

 

[Jim_in_Delaware]

What a great looking boat. You could always trade out the trailer for a galvanized one if you can find storage. If you decide to go with an outboard because of dry racking, Chaparral sure makes some nice boats for not much more money.

Good luck with the sale!

Jim

 

[2kwik4u]

I really want you to sell this so I can quite trying to figure out how to afford it.

 

[Jim_in_Delaware]

I really want you to sell this so I can quite trying to figure out how to afford it.

LOL,

Fortunately, it's not on a galvanized trailer, otherwise I would be trying to figure out how to afford it as well.

Jim

 

[RTCAT72]

Is your boat in Florida or Indiana?

 

[jonarhoads]

Hey all, I decided to keep the boat. Sorry for the late replies. Good point on the galvanized trailer, that may be an upgrade in my future. So far, we haven't dipped the trailer in the salt water, we forklift instead.