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2017 South Bay 220 Cruise, Super deluxe 20 Foot Southbay Pontoon with a 90HP Yamaha 4 Stroke. Bunk trailer, bimini top, 25" pontoons, fishfinder and depthfinder, ski tow bar, reclining helm chair, cover, beige vinyl weave floor, lifting strakes. here
2017 Sweetwater SW 2086 C - SWEETWATER here
2017 Berkshire 25SLXU, 25'7" Luxury Cruiser. Beautiful Berkshire Tritoon with 250HP Yamaha 4 Stroke With Tandem Axle Trailer! Includes a custom snapfit cover, 3.0+ Deluxe Package, stern stereo, black out package on rails, lighting package, slanted grey teak floors, black ski tow bar, dual battery switch and charger, amp, sub & JL audio speakers, power electric bimini top. Rear loungers are unreal!
2017 Crest Crest I 220 SLC Simple and superior dont often define the same product, but the Crest I is an undeniable exception. From the bow to the stern and everything in between, Crest I is built with a high standard of excellence making it top in its class. Plenty of configuration and styling options only add to its desirability. Everything Crest stands for is embodied in the Crest I craftsmanship, technology, and durability. Its all there. - CREST
2017 Forrest River S Series 25 RLSS 3.0, Beautiful Trifecta 25'7" S Series Tritoon with 250HP Yamaha 4 Stroke. The options on this boat make this one of the nicest rides on the water! 25" tubes, black canvas, 3.0 performance package, hudraulic steering, sport tow bar, lighting package, color Humminbird depth and fish finder, huge in floor storage for skis and wakeboards! Tandem axle trailer.
The most popular boat classes for sale in Nashville at present are Personal Watercraft, Ski and Wakeboard, Antique and Classic, Cruisers and Houseboat boats, while the most common boat brands available are Sea-Doo, Chaparral, Gibson, Grand Banks and Malibu. Powerboats are more common than sailing vessels in Nashville with 11 powerboats listed for sale, versus 0 listings for sailboats. here
The most common type of motor on powerboats in Nashville is inboard, outboard and other while the majority of powerboats listed have gas and diesel fuel systems. here
There are presently 8 boats for sale in Nashville listed on Boat Trader. This includes 0 new watercraft and 8 used boats, available from both private sellers and well-qualified dealers who can often offer boat financing and extended boat warranties.
The price for boats in Nashville range from $10,000 up to $140,500, with an average boat value of $36,500. When researching what boat to buy, keep in mind the vessel's condition, age and location, and be sure to research the top cities in your area (including Knoxville, White Bluff, Johnson City, Counce and Hermitage) as well as the top states in the country, such as Tennessee.
Modern Marine is family owned and operated and has been servicing the Middle Tennessee area for over 60 years! We pride ourselves in selling only the highest quality products, and giving our customers the absolute best service in the boating industry. We provide our customers with the newest models of Chaparral, Cobalt Boats and Harris Pontoon Boats along with pre-owned boat models!
A strong reputation for providing good dependable service with excellent record of repeat business. We service what we sell first and then and only then we service other business in the order received. We call our regular customers every fall and remind them to bring their boats in to be winterized and service
Have you decided it’s time to invest in a boat of your own? Congratulations! Boat ownership can be extremely rewarding, allowing you access to all kinds of marine recreational activities so you can make some great memories with friends and family. Explore the waters around you, go fishing, tow watersports participants and cruise on a sunny afternoon with your very own boat.
Your first consideration when shopping for a boat is the size of boat you need. This will depend upon a few factors; namely, where you plan to boat and how many people you intend to take with you. Choppy ocean waters will require a much larger and sturdier boat by necessity, while narrow inlets and shallow lakes are best navigated with a small and lithe boat that isn’t too bulky.
If you’re boating by yourself or taking a friend out fishing with you, then you probably won’t need a great deal of space. However, if you’re planning to entertain or take the whole family on a day’s adventure or an overnight trip, then you’re going to need a much larger boat with additional features.