2003 sante 210 $33,000.00 obo

[bclinton]

selling my 2003 sante 210 low hrs. 496 hrs. only reason i'm selling is because it just doesn't get used anymore. maybe put 10 hrs on it in the last 2 years. boat is always stored inside a heated warehouse in the winter and kept under a hoist in the summer. great boat! has all the bells and whistles except a shower. boat is in great shape. only issue is a dent on the metal strip that goes around the swim platform. neighbors pontoon drifted into me. located in commerce, MI. please email with any questions. asking $33k OBO.

[bclinton]

boat will be profonally detailed and waxed in the next few days once it warms up a bit.

[surroundsound64]

Cool colors. Not normally a yellow fan but that looks good.

[bclinton]

thanks! must not be to hot of a market right now???

[Brichter14]

I would clean that vinyl before posting pics anywhere else.

[beach]

x2 on cleaning the vinyl. You're asking what a 210 in perfect condition would be priced at. With all the dirt in your photos, it does not look like it's in perfect condition. That's probably why you haven't gotten many calls. Clean it up then post photos.

[bclinton]

I hear ya. I posted them spur of the moment then for some reason it wouldn't let me delete them. I'll post more once it gets nicer out and I have a chance to have it cleaned up.


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[NautiqueJeff]

Is this Luke's old boat?

[bclinton]

yes

[bclinton]

[Bimmerboyz]

Use Boat bling vinyl sauce on that vinyl. Use it with a magic eraser for the hard spots.

My SANTE 03 with 492 hours I just sold for 29k.

[core-rider]

Use Boat bling vinyl sauce on that vinyl. Use it with a magic eraser for the hard spots.

My SANTE 03 with 492 hours I just sold for 29k.

NO, NO, NO, NO... Don't use a Magic Eraser! It will damage the protective coating on the vinyl. Your best bet is to go to a Dollar General and pick up Totally Awesome, mix it 50/50 with water, and use a light bristled scrub brush. It will be lots of elbow grease, but the benefits will who instantly. Follow up with some 303 Aerospace protectant. This has served me well for many years.

[swc5150]

NO, NO, NO, NO... Don't use a Magic Eraser! It will damage the protective coating on the vinyl. Your best bet is to go to a Dollar General and pick up Totally Awesome, mix it 50/50 with water, and use a light bristled scrub brush. It will be lots of elbow grease, but the benefits will who instantly. Follow up with some 303 Aerospace protectant. This has served me well for many years.

Exactly what I'd do as well. Totally Awesome is not just a name, it's the truth! And it's only $1! When we bought our '91 Prostar a couple years ago, the interior was extremely dirty, so I used undiluted TA on it, and it came out looking great. Follow it up with 303 and you're golden.

When I first saw your post, I was thinking maybe your price was a little aggressive, which Bimmer's sale tends to back up. But you never know what buyer will surface? Good luck with the sale!

[kneebrdr]

Has anyone used Mold Away, just spray on, wait five minutes and wash off. I have used it on the bottom of my cushions, but never the top. I have friends that use it on pontoons and less expensive boats, I've just never used it on the tops of my cushions. On the bottoms, they look like brand new.

[Bimmerboyz]

Totally awesome sucks compared to Vinyl sauce. I tried that as well. I used magic eraser on the hard spots, that nothing would work on. It didn't do "magic" but it made an improvement. Obviously it can damage any material as its an abrasive cleaner. Use with caution.