Crownline 202 LPX 350 MAG

Here is our Red 2003 Crownline 202 LPX that was ordered, built, and bought late year 2003.

The boat is in excellent condition. Only 334 easy hours, it was ordered with the Mercruiser 350 Mag 300HP instead of the smaller 5.0 that most have. This boat has lots of power and sounds great with the captains call exhaust.

It has been babied, cleaned well after every use, all maintenance done more often than schedule per Crownline. The boat is ready to go with several life jackets of varying sizes, skis, wake board, AirHead 3-person tube, skis, ropes, docking ropes, side bumpers, 250 anchor rope with anchor, Tow mirror, everything needed to boat, turn key. It has the matching red bimini top in perfect condition. I have a bunch more pics, but I can only add 24 here.

It has all upgraded stereo system with 200W Bazooka sub tubes (it sounds clear and can be loud and thump if desired).

As you can see by the pics the trailer is very nice as well, it has the upgraded aluminum wheels instead of the standard steel wheels that rust, the tires are 90%. (Spare included) It also has the pull-out tong so it can be made shorter for storage.

The boat has never been left in the water or on a lift overnight, always covered with a matching red full cover.

If you're looking at boats, you probably already know that Crownline is top of the line, very well built, very dependable, ride smooth and handle great. Even if you don't buy this one, I'd recommend any 03 and newer crownline. But with the 350 MAG, the 5.0 is a slug in comparison. I owned one once and a buddy owns one, so I have first hand knowledge.

I tried to get lots of pics, but the boat is so shiny that everything reflects, so its hard to see how smooth it is, even the bottom is very nice, we do not beach the boat, and run only in deep fresh water.

It has the Murcury Revolution 4 (4 blade power prop) that can pull up 2 wake-boarders or 3 tubes with 3 people each easily, planes off very fast. With the 19p prop it ran around 55mph on gps. Im sure even more if you played around with props. But Id rather have the amazing low-end power, so I stayed with the current prop.

Only reason for selling is our kids are grown now and moved away, so were going to do something different for a while.

As I looked around today, I see the yellow LPX boats with less engine and probably worse condition selling for $18,500 to $24,000. My opinion is, this is a much better boat than I see out there anywhere for sale in this price range and Quality. You will not be disappointed in this boat.

I will help ship this as needed, Ive already checked into many shipping companies that specialize in boat transfer across the country.

Thanks for looking