Name: 2021 Moomba Max (Sold)
Brand: Moomba
SKU: 1781783443813
Price: 69900 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the stunning 2021 Indmar 6.2L Ford Raptor 400 in a captivating Brittany Blue Metal Flake finish. This boat features a sleek black A3 Tower and luxurious upholstery in Dark Graphite D Grain paired with White Marlin accents. Enjoy customizable comfort with an adjustable seat base and a removable seat back kit. Sound enthusiasts will appreciate the two 8" Wetsounds Tower Speakers, a subwoofer, and amplified cockpit speakers, all powered by an amp. The full boat cover (charcoal) ensures protection, while the premium A3 Tower Bimini with arms and surf storage enhances your on-water experience. Additional features include a depth finder heater, a PTM extended mirror, and convenient side storage bins. The tandem spring axle trailer with disc brakes and a swing-away tongue makes transport a breeze. With a stylish crystal graphic background and GatorStep floor and deck kits in gray, this boat is as functional as it is eye-catching. Equipped with GPS cruise control and Zero Off display, the 22' 6" Moomba® Max boasts a deep hull, abundant storage, and seating for all your friends, complemented by a Wet Sounds™ system and Fusion® Bluetooth® stereo to keep the party going. With up to 4,000 lbs of ballast, the Max truly lives up to its name.

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Sold Listing: Introducing the stunning 2021 Indmar 6.2L Ford Raptor 400 in a captivating Brittany Blue Metal Flake finish. This boat features a sleek black A3 Tower and luxurious upholstery in Dark Graphite D Grain paired with White Marlin accents. Enjoy customizable comfort with an adjustable seat base and a rem…

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