2024 Mastercraft XStar S

The 36-foot 1985 MasterCraft XStar S is a classic runabout that has been fully restored to its original condition and powered by a new 750hp Mercury Racing 7VXR engine with an EFI system. The boat comes equipped with a Raymarine MFD and includes all necessary electronics for navigation entertainment and safety. This beautifully finished vessel is ready to take you out on the water in style!

This 36-footer was built in 1985 as part of the first production year of the XStar series. It’s one of only two boats from this era still in existence today making it extremely rare and highly sought after among collectors. The XStar series was known for being incredibly fast stable and seaworthy which made them popular choices for both recreational boaters and professional fishermen alike. With its sleek lines high bow and low profile this boat can reach speeds upwards of 40 knots while maintaining stability at higher speeds than most other boats of similar size.

With over $1 million invested into restoring this masterpiece everything about her screams quality and attention to detail. She features a brand new 750hp Mercury Racing 7VXR engine with an EFI system a custom designed exhaust system and a new propeller. Her hull has also undergone extensive refinishing using only the highest quality materials available. A full set of new wiring harnesses have been installed throughout the boat along with a completely rebuilt electrical system. All of the mechanical systems are now backed up by a comprehensive warranty covering parts and labor for five years or 10000 miles.

Inside she offers plenty of room for comfortably accommodating six passengers. The interior features premium leather upholstery stainless steel hardware and a number of modern conveniences such as air conditioning and heating satellite TV and a state-of-the-art sound system. The galley area is well laid out and features a large refrigerator microwave oven sink and ample storage space. There is even a small wet bar located just forward of the helm station.