According to the seller, this Robalo is in very good condition, clean well well-maintained. This Rboalo 227 is lift-kept, covered, and flushed after every use. More photos will be taken in mid-July when the seller returns home.
Stock #413607
250hp Yamaha SHO, lift kept, clean interior and exterior, large GPS/fishfinder, double bimini
2017 Robalo R227
This Robalo has a versatile layout, it's a great bowrider for cruising, and a nice fishing boat with a live well and under-gunwale rod storage.
The aft bench seat lifts to make more room for fishing along with the bow cushions which can be removed and an insert added to make a large casting area. There is also plenty of storage under the cushions including a baitwell.
The passenger seat lays flat for sunbathing. The aft bench seat drops for added fishing room and the bow seating cushions can be removed for a casting deck! For convenience, there is an enclosed head that has a sink and some storage.
For the kids, there is an in-floor ski locker, a great place to keep everything you will need. A Bimini will keep you out of the weather.
She is powered by a Yamaha F250 SHO Max engine, plenty of power for all your needs!
With everything at your fingertips, this Robalo is a breeze to enjoy. The deep V makes it the perfect boat for any type of water.
This listing has now been on the market 30 days. If you are thinking of making an offer, go ahead and submit it today! Let's make a deal!
Reason for selling is moving up in size.
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Reason for selling is moving up in size.
