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Rinker Captiva 206

Price: 
$5,800
Boat location: 
Jacksonville, Illinois, United States
Ships to: 
United States
Year: 
1992
Make: 
Rinker
Model: 
Captiva 206
Type: 
Speed Boat
Hull Material: 
Fiberglass
Trailer: 
Included
Engine Type: 
Single Outboard
Primary Fuel Type: 
Gas
For Sale By: 
Private Seller
Length: 
20.6 feet
Raiting: 
Average: 4 (11 votes)
Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
  • Rinker Captiva 206 1992
Condition: 
Used
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Seller Notes: 
This is a 1992 Rinker Captiva 206 speed boat. It does have normal wear and tear. There is a stain on the carpet in the back end (see pictures). Also while installing extras we put a screw through the side of the boat which has been filled and painted with no issues (see pictures). This has been a great family boat with only 2 owners and has been stored in a heated garage in the winter months. Engine runs great, just needs a few minutes to get warmed up to run smoothly. The gauges also have the normal sun damage which as caused them to crack (see images). Lastly the speed gauge does not work. I haven't looked into this to see if it is a simple fix or not.
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Questions

Jared - 27/12 4:23PM

Hello, I was looking at your boat and wondered how well the V6 performs. I'm looking at a few boats in that size and year range but they all have the 350 and was wondering if the 4.3 was enough to do the job. I'm sure it gets much better gas mileage, which would be nice for when gas goes back up north of $3/gallon. What do you get for top speed? How well does it pull skiers? Also, I don't care about the speedometer because I have a nice fish finder that also has GPS and gives me speed. Thanks!

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