VIP Bowrider/Dual Console

Price:

$1,000

Boat location:

Cape Coral, Florida, United States

Ships to:

United States

Year:

2005

Make:

Vip

Model:

Bowrider/dual Console

Type:

Dual Console

Hull Material:

Fiberglass

Trailer:

Not Included

Use:

Salt Water

Engine Type:

Single Inboard/Outboard

Engine Make:

Mercury Engine

Engine Model:

5.0

Primary Fuel Type:

Gas

Fuel Capacity:

41 - 50 Gallons

Hull ID Number:

VVI05856J405

Length:

21.0 feet

Raiting:

Condition:

Used

Description:

Up for sale is my 2005 Bowrider/dual console named "Happy Times : ). The boat is in good shape and is powered by a Mercruiser 5.0 with 420 Hours. This boat has given our family some great times together, hence the name "Happy Times". The instruments all work (speedo, tach, volt, temp, hour, bilge and the trim as well). My kids are now grown and gone and therefore we won't need this boat for tubing, knee boarding, skiing or wake boarding anymore. So this boat is now up fore sale and waiting for the next family to bring "Happy Times Too". Thanks for looking at this auction and happy bidding. Note: There is no trailer included and shipping is the responsibility of the new owner. Also, bidders with less than 10 must contact me or I reserve the right to cancel your bid, this is due to bidders that are not serious about actually purchasing an item, they just wanted to bid.

Questions

Whitney McKay - 18/02 8:27AM

Is your VIP boat still available?
If so I'd like to see about getting more information and pictures if possible.
We use to have a VIP Victory with a V8 and my husband loved that boat. We ended up having 3 kids shortly after and when they were so small we couldn't use the boat that much so we sold it and it was the worst decision we ever made. My husband 40th birthday is coming up and I've been looking for a boat for our family. Our kids are now old enough to ski and tube and it would just be a blast to have one again. My email is ***
Feel free to shoot me an email and we can exchange numbers if ud like to discuss the boat. I do have a few questions but most important one is you said you've used the boat in salt water but we don't live near an ocean (Arkansas to be exact) so is it OK for a boat to go from salt to regular water or are there any special requirements for making that happen or is it even possible? Lol. May be a silly question but I honestly don't know.

Thanks so much for your time. Have a blessed day. Hope to talk to you soon.

Whitney McKay
Whitneymckay2 at gmail