www.iFourWinns.com

Entry Level? I didn't realize buying a bout that MSRP's for $57,000.00 was entry level....lol I must be cheap!

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2011 H210 SS
MerCruiser 350 MPIC/Bravo I 300hp
"Crooked Wake"


Prior Boat
1999 Bayliner 1950 CL

H07200SS, here you go...http://detroit.craigslist.org/wyn/boa/1971377299.html

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2011 H210 SS
MerCruiser 350 MPIC/Bravo I 300hp
"Crooked Wake"


Prior Boat
1999 Bayliner 1950 CL

Still says baja on it, I'd pass. Get u a Formula SS express cruiser.

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WHAAAAAAAAAAAT???????

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Brenda

BUSTED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Current Boat:
2004 Sea Ray 320 Sundancer "Nauti Luvin'"

Previous Boats:
1999 298 Vista "Seas The Day"
2008 H200SS "Nauti Luv"
2006 Tahoe Q4

LOL>>>>>>

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2011 H210 SS
MerCruiser 350 MPIC/Bravo I 300hp
"Crooked Wake"


Prior Boat
1999 Bayliner 1950 CL

I think Capn's assessment of SS buyers is pretty much the definition that applies to many first time new boat owners, not just SS models. It all boils down to knowing what your needs are and being realistic about your use of the boat.

I just bought a seldom used 08 H210SS and will have it many years I'm sure....but then again i had my last boat (Bayliner 2050SS) for ten years and know that's the size/model for us. We trailer to lakes and spend the day swimming/water-sports and cruising around. Never had a desire to sleep on the boat or sail off for distant places.

We take friends just about every trip so the bow rider gives me added seating area and storage. The power of the boat provides what i need for water sports. The SS happened to fit the bill with all the extras i always wanted so it was a perfect fit for us. A few extras i never thought i cared for, but turned out to really enjoy as well.

As far as return on investment - if you are thinking that way then a boat purchase (or car, rv, atv or lawnmower) is not for you. The way i look at it is - will i get the amount of use out of the boat to warrant the purchase...we will hit the lake about 8 to 10 times a season including one or two 1 week trips. So for us it is a yes.

With all that said - the SS is a head turner for sure...mine has more top end than i want or need....being a heavy boat for the length the power provides more than enough out of the hole shot for water sports. It handles the waves far better than mine old 2050 due to the increased weight and deeper V and increased freeboard. I did not get the boat to impress others since they don't pay my bills...with that said I have gotten many compliments from wakeboat owners etc..

I like the bigger cruisers too - but honestly they offer more comfort for fewer folks for longer periods of time....just doesn't fit our needs, but that's why they make different models. For me - the 210 is a perfect size on the water and also trailering to/from lakes.

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08' H210SS
VP 5.7Gi

I think that sums it up. Well said TX.

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2010 H190 4.3VP
Tow Vehicle:
2007 F150
Previous boats:
2009 H180 3.0VP
1996 Horizon QX 3.0VP

I agree, nice post!

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2011 H210 SS
MerCruiser 350 MPIC/Bravo I 300hp
"Crooked Wake"


Prior Boat
1999 Bayliner 1950 CL

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2011 Horizon SS210
Mercruiser 377 MAG MPIC/Bravo l DTS 320 h.p.
PowerTech! OFS4 16-pitch SS 4 blade Propeller
2012 Ford King Ranch V6 eco-boost-Tow Vehicle

2008 200SS
VP 5.7 GX EFI - 300 HP
stock everything.
58.2 mph on lowrance gps chartplotter.

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2008 H200SS
5.7 EFI Volvo Penta
Black graphics
2004 Toyota 4Runner

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2008 H200SS
5.7 EFI Volvo Penta
Black graphics
2004 Toyota 4Runner

how do I post a pic again?

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2008 H200SS
5.7 EFI Volvo Penta
Black graphics
2004 Toyota 4Runner

Well put TX. I was starting to think this was some sort of SS hate group (kidding). I bought my '08 new in Jan, it's my third boat, second Four Winns and I'm more than happy with it. Pushing near 60mph with 5 people in the boat is plenty "go fast" for most (my buddie's Caravelle Interceptor can't stay with me). My next boat is definitely a cruiser but I don't see any 21' bowriders out there I would be happier with.

Cheers,

JD
'08 H210SS, 377 Mag, Bravo 1
Shreveport, LA

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2008 H210SS, 377Mag, High Alt gears, 21P Vengeance

I've got many reasons to have a BR; and the SS in particular. Having looked at more than a few cruisers and not getting excited, I hope to eventually convince the GF that the 310SS is the boat to have

I still have about 200 payments to go on the current FW until she's mine. Nothing bigger until then!

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Walt B
"Debt-Charged"
Black '07 H210SS
6.2L Bravo One turning a 21P HIFive
Wakeboard Tower with Perfect Pass Stargazer version
Missouri River; Kansas City, Mo.