2013 Four Winns H210 SS — Toledo, OH

A 2013 Four Winns H210 SS at Toledo, Ohio, asking $49,950 through Brenner 75 Marine. The H210 is the Cadillac, Michigan yard's 21-foot Horizon bowrider in Signature Series trim — the Four Winns formula of a Stable-Vee hull under a cockpit the yard pitched as a 22-footer's, on 8 ft 5 in of beam that keeps the whole package trailerable — a single-sterndrive family day boat: bow seats, swim platform, no berths to pretend about.

Two honesty notes. We hold no sister H210 SS to benchmark this ask against, and the record behind it is thin — no hours, no condition notes, no time on market — so the price must stand or fall at the survey. What the shelf does say is unfriendly: of the five 21-to-22-foot bowriders we hold, this 2013 is the oldest hull, and only a boat eight years newer asks more.

At $49,950 this is money that elsewhere buys youth or length, and this hull offers neither; it sits with the family runabouts among the used powerboats rather than any harder-edged niche. Read the doors below in that light.

The direct challenge comes from inside the state: the 2019 Crownline 215 SS at Fairborn is the same 21 feet, six years newer, and $10,000 less:

If newer is the whole point, the 2021 Chaparral 21 SSI OB at Sebastian, Florida is the upgrade door — eight years younger, outboard-powered, and $5,550 over this ask:

And where the instinct runs to more boat rather than newer, the same money lands a 2015 Rinker 276 Captiva at Antioch, Illinois — two years newer, over six feet longer, $50 under this ask:

If this hull — its hours, its kit, its Toledo convenience — is to beat those doors, the case is made at the survey; this is the one to see first: