1999 Mako 232 Center Console7m

1999 Mako 232 Center Console powered by Mercury Opti-Max 225hp
Engine. Always Been Flushed and Serviced Annually After "Every" Use!!!
2020 Aluminum Tandem Axle Trailer included
Always Kept Indoor Dry Storage No Bottom Paint
Everything on the in the pictures, Comes with the boat, including the Rods and Reels.

The Mako 232 rides a hand-laid, all-fiberglass deep-vee hull (20 degrees of transom deadrise) with hard chines. The lines are simple, with an even sheer that drops off sharply to the transom. The tall bow has ample flare to shed waves while making room for a wide casting area forward, along with seating.

The console has a center-mounted wheel and bench seat/leaning post behind a tall windscreen. Instruments can be mounted in or on the fiberglass console, which opens for storage. A T-top provides four rocket launchers and more room for electronics in a lockable box overhead.

There are four rod holders in the cockpit, along with a transom bait well and prep center, and a transom door accesses the swim platform. Single or twin outboards are mounted in a well, and fuel capacity is 150 gallons. An optional 9-gallon water tank was also offered. 

BACKGROUND

The Mako name has been around since 1966, with a successful lineup of small and medium-size outboard-powered center consoles and walkarounds designed primarily for fishing. The current Mako fleet is divided into Inshore (16 to 21 feet) and Offshore (18 to 28 feet) categories. The latest Mako is the 284 CC, the builder’s largest offering ever. Mako is now part of the Tracker Marine Group, which builds Tracker, Nitro and Mako fishing boats and Sun Tracker pontoons.