Name: 2023 Yamaha Boats AR250 (Sold)
Brand: Yamaha Boats
SKU: 1759235790767
Price: 59990 USD
Availability: SoldOut

Introducing the 2023 Yamaha AR250, a stunning 24 ft 6 in sport boat featuring an impressive 8 ft 6 in beam and a shallow 19 in draft. This nearly new vessel has only five hours of use on its powerful twin Yamaha jet engines (≈1.9 L, approximately 180 hp each). It comes equipped with a factory Bimini top, a Yamaha Outer Armor full cover, and a tandem axle trailer with a swing away tongue and spare tire for easy transport. Weighing in at about 4021 lb dry, this fiberglass hull boat accommodates up to twelve passengers and has a weight capacity of 2600 lb, with a generous 75-gallon fuel tank for all-day adventure. Inside, you'll find premium features like snap-in marine grade flooring, a ski locker, a removable dinette table, adjustable captain's chairs, and bow filler cushions. For entertainment, enjoy a 7-inch Connext display, six speakers, and a wireless charging point. The integrated swim platform is designed for comfort with cushioned backrests, a telescoping ladder, and a jet pump clean-out port. Plus, it comes standard with an aluminum folding wakeboard tower with a tow hook for all your watersport needs. This boat is available for demo at 918 Boats located at CrossTimbers Marina, 12301 CrossTimbers Marina Dr., Sperry, OK 74073—just 25 minutes northwest of Tulsa on Skiatook Lake.

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Sold Listing: Introducing the 2023 Yamaha AR250, a stunning 24 ft 6 in sport boat featuring an impressive 8 ft 6 in beam and a shallow 19 in draft. This nearly new vessel has only five hours of use on its powerful twin Yamaha jet engines (≈1.9 L, approximately 180 hp each). It comes equipped with a factory Bimini…

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