Four Winns Horizon 190

I've owned the boat for 6 years. It has been great for me and my family. I am selling it because we needed something bigger and slower for our growing family (Pontoon). The boat is in great condition. There is one small cut at the top of one seat which would be an easy fix. The carpet is in very good condition. The hull has a few scratches here and there but is still shiny (not faded or dull). The matching trailer is included, and it has bearing buddies, surge brakes, and brand new tires. If you go to Four Winn's website you can still view the original literature on this boat. It has pretty much all the options they offered, e.g., bow fill-in cushions, teak ski deck, full compliment of canvas (all like new), and a full mooring cover. It has a depth finder, full instrumentation, on-board cooler, power trim and tilt, stainless steel prop, stereo, and an inboard fuel tank. The guy I bought the boat from stored it on a covered shore station on the Mississippi and used it very little. I haven't used it in 2 seasons and prior to that, maybe 10 hours per year for a total of about 40 hours. The boat has never been left outside-(always in my garage). Sun and weather are the worst enemies a boat has and they will destroy the finish and the interior in no time at all. The boat has new bellows, a fresh oil change, gear lube, filters, and a brand new battery. The only known issue and something I hoped to solve by replacing the bellows is a slow inlet of water. It's done it since I've owned it - nothing the auto bilge can't handle - just annoying because I can't find the source. Someone suggested the grease tube or possibly the transom seal; I just don't know. The hull is a solid as a rock and so is the floor. The engine is super clean and purrs like a kitten. I am no expert but can tell you that this boat has served my family and I well over the years and I have no reason to believe it won't do the same for someone else for many more to come.Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have.