Sea Ray 210 Seville

Beautiful1986 210 Sea Ray Seville

If you are looking for an exceptionally clean classic boat - this is it!

Sea Ray produced two models of the Seville sport boat in 1986, identical except for cabin layouts. With a deep v-hull and integrated swim platform, the 3,829-lb. fiberglass Seville included standard features designed for water-skiing enthusiasts. Marketed as a day cruiser and, specifically, a ski-boat, the Seville Cuddy and Seville Mid-Cabin differed mainly when it came to interior dimensions and features

At just under 21-feet long with a 96-inch beam, Sea Ray's Seville featured a stainless steel bow rail and stern eyes. Both models had dual swim platforms, a ladder, navigation lights and a cabin deck hatch. A Ski Tow eye was standard. Full glass windshield wings, with safety glass, and a convertible top was offered on both models.

An automatic bilge pump, power steering and power trim was standard on both the Cuddy and Mid-Cabin models. The Mid-Cabin had hydraulic trim tabs (this boat has aftermarket trim tabs that work very well), while both models featured a custom dash. All Sevilles had color-coded electrical wiring, an aluminum fuel tank with anti-siphon valve and full instrumentation.

The boat is powered by the Mercruiser 4.3L (4) (210hp) and only has a little over 300 hours of use. I am the third owner of the boat and it has always been stored indoors when not in use. The trailer is a tandem axle Shorelander ( I believe) it has been painted and is not as nice as the boat, the trailer was stored outside while boat was stored on the indoor rack at the marina. I believe that the brakes on the trailer work, all tires do hold air and have good tread, but one tire should be replaced if you plan on using it regularly.