Maxum 2100 SC3 2008 $22,000.00 CAD

Description

FOR SALE : 2008 Maxum 2100 SC3 is a 21-foot sport boat with a cuddy cabin.  ASKING 22000.00$ comes with a beautiful 2013 double axle trailer. It comes with a camper top zipper enclosure, which is in great shape.  This can be removed to travel with just the Bimini top.  It also includes a fitted mooring cover. Additionally, it includes a swim platform mounted BBQ. This boat has been professionally winterized and summarized at Pirate Cove Marina in Kemptville.  All maintenance records can be requested at the marina.  It is currently located at my dock near Merrickville and can be seen there.  Serious buyers will be given a test ride.

You can see a video of this boat, following this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g94b8jeHQPw

Reason for selling, is lifestyle change, we are looking to upgrade to a cabin cruiser.

Known for its versatility for both watersports and family cruising. It features a fiberglass hull, a beam of 8'3", and is powered by a 4.3 Liter TKS inboard MerCruiser engine. The boat can accommodate up to 8 people and offers a comfortable cabin for overnight stays. 

The expansive foredeck is low-profile and has a non-slip surface covering most of it. There’s a pair of stainless-steel rails down each side of this deck, which are ideally positioned when securing watersport toys on the bow. These rails also act as grabrails for anyone sunbaking on the foredeck when the boat isn’t underway.

Between the two rails is a round opaque skylight-vent that freshens up the air in the cabin below. Access to the foredeck from the cockpit is via the center-opening windscreen. The steps to get one out of the cockpit and over the dash are molded into the sliding cabin door, which hides in a void behind the helm station when it’s open. Both sides of the windscreen are sturdy enough to act as handrails during a short journey.

The adjustable steering wheel will suit those larger drivers, who find it difficult getting in and out of the skipper’s seat. But it also offers a level of elbow comfort for both tall and short skippers.

Soft tones around the dash area reduce any glare, while the artistic use of silver metal inserts give the helm a sporting look.
The helm and passenger swivel seats have fore and aft adjustments. They’re both fitted with bolster cushions, so the skipper can sit and drive with the steering wheel tilted up, looking over the windscreen for an uninterrupted view.

Behind the helm chair is a handy galley unit which features a sink with a freshwater tap, drink holders and an Esky that slides into a rebate in the front of the unit. A dining table slots into the cockpit deck and, when not in use, stows under the lounge on the portside. This table has winged sides, so it’s a usable item that folds and stows easily.

Any vessel built to operate under the harsh Aussie sun needs a good Bimini and the entire aft cockpit of this Maxum is well shaded by the one fitted to this boat. Plus, the way the Bimini stows is so simple, it’s brilliant.

The batteries are located under the rear lounge and are easy to get at. One section of this lounge’s backrest also lifts out to access the transom walkthrough. Once out on the swim-out platform, the telescopic stainless-steel ladder can be lowered from its locker to aid getting in and out of the water.

Two wet-gear compartments are built into the Maxum. One is in the deck between helm and passenger’s seats and the other is in a locker on the outer side of the transom.

If you need to go to the bathroom, you will find it in the cabin, tucked under the overhanging cockpit deck. The portable loo slides in and out on a rack as required.

There’s not much headroom in the cabin, but it’s sufficient for ablutions and for a nap if overnighting. There is some
storage under the plush cabin cushions and in the side pockets around each wall.

The Maxum had a cruise speed of 35kts and a top speed of 46kts. If you like to do your boating in the lap of luxury, this Maxum is for you. Her steering is little and hard turns are a breeze. And speaking of hard turns, she heels over well in turns, making all the occupants feel safe and sound seated within her hull.

Key Specifications:

• Length: 21 feet (6.40 meters)
• Beam: 8'3" (2.51 meters)
• Draft: 0.91 meters
• Hull Material: Fiberglass
• Weight: Approximately 3483 lbs (1580 kg) (hull only)
• Engine: MerCruiser, with 4.3L MPI V6 (220 hp)
• Fuel Capacity: 208 liters (55 gallons)
• Capacity: Up to 8 people
• Features: Cuddy cabin, swim platform, comfortable seating, storage compartments.