2010 Yamaha AR210, condition: goodlength overall (LOA): 21make / manufacturer: Yamahamodel name / number: AR210propulsion type: poweryear manufactured: 20102010 Yamaha AR210 in great shape always been in fresh water. Comes with GALVANIZED goose neck trailer and brand new OEM cover. Buy just in time for July 4th. Currently kept in slip at Chandler's Landing marina in Rockwall.The layout lowdown:The layout of the AR210 interior is not too startling as far as jet sportboats go, but it is functional. The bow is extra roomy thanks to the deck boat-style wide spoon bow that has the forward most seats spread apart enough to not knock knees. There's storage under the seats, grab handles and drink holders in all the right places as you would expect because of the fuller bow there is a little more room than found in more conventional shapes. Yamaha AR210 2010Yamaha is the company that invented the "beach" stern. If you're a fan of beach boarding, the three step bow ladder will be a big hit, but I'd rather see four steps. The helm features a swivel bucket seat, full instrumentation and the rocker switches have circuit breakers right next to each switch. Yamaha surprisingly mounted the engine controls on the horizontal, which makes them much easier to use. I say "surprisingly," since they mount them at an angle on some of their other boats. So, in my book, this is a positive improvement.A New DirectionThe rest of the cockpit space is taken up with seating that wraps all the way around. Absent is the usual port side seat with the flip-flop backrest, or stand-alone pedestal seat. It's all lounge seating here so a forward facing companion is not an option unless they head to the bow. The seating arrangement is a slightly different direction for this model and it all has to do with focusing attention of what's happening off the transom. With the wake tower as standard and the tunes at 108 decibels, the dude on the towline will be cutting the mustard and be the center of attention. The Yamaha AR210 making tracts. Another bonus to this seating plan is underneath it all is mucho storage, in addition to a deck cooler and additional deck storage forward. The deck storage will not hold your skis and wakeboards, but this isn't a problem here, as in the port side compartment (where you might think a head goes) is storage that runs forward all the way under the port side bow seats. It's more than sufficient to hold all the long toys you'd care to bring aboard. She's Got Back...Everyone tries to imitate the Yamaha made-for-watersports transom that Yamaha introduced to the sport years ago. $26500
