Mastercraft CSX 220

The top states that sell the CSX 220 are: Michigan, North Carolina, Louisiana, Washington, Wisconsin, South Carolina, Delaware, Ohio, Tennessee, Alabama, California, Georgia, Texas, Virginia, New York, Missouri, New Jersey, Florida, Illinois and Minnesota.

Produced in 2007 up to 2009, the Mastercraft CSX 220 is powered by a single 310 hp Gasoline engine and measures 21 feet in length with 8 foot 6 inch beam. The CSX 220 which stand for Cross Sport Xtreme is designed with an engineered wake for watersport. Fuel tank can hold up to 46 gallons of gas and can accommodate 12 people or a total of 1,595 pounds passenger weight. This vessel provides a self bailing cockpit, a 360 degrees of deck access and a fold down transom for easy access to the oversized swim platform. Hull is designed and build entirely of high quality grade fiberglass for great performance and weighs in at a net of 4,300 pounds. Michigan and North Carolina have huge sales for this model. The CSX 220 SS shares many of the same features.

In production from 2006 until 2009, the Mastercraft X1 is driven by a single 310 hp Gasoline engine and has a total length of 21 feet with 7 foot 6 inch beam. The X1 comes with a tower, a ballast system and provides a wraparound seating with over 40 cubic feet of storage. The hull is crafted using the best fiberglass for strong performance even on extreme condition. Fuel tank can hold up to 33 gallons of gas and can sit 11 people or a total passenger weight of 1,705 pounds. This x boat weighs in approximately 3,200 pounds less fuel and passengers and has sold considerably in New York and Wisconsin.

Manufactured from 2001 until 2006, the Mastercraft X10 features a single 330 hp Gasoline engine and measures 21 feet in length with 7 foot 11 inch beam. Some standard features include an open bow, aluminum gauges and high end Clarion stereo system. Fuel tank capacity is set at 45 gallons of gas. Hull is designed and constructed of high grade fiberglass for smooth sailing on rough waters and weighs around 3,075 pound excluding fuel and aftermarket accessories. Top selling states includes Ohio and Washington.