Description
Coming to auction is a 2004 Suncruiser Trinidad 200. This 20’ pontoon arrives with storm damage after being flipped and submerged in the water. Although no trailer is included, the boat does come with a Yamaha 40‑horsepower, 4‑stroke carbureted engine, which did start during testing. The motor includes a prop that is in fair condition, showing some dings and chips.
Starting at the front of the unit, the pontoon appears to be in decent shape for its age. The primary damage here is a dented and bent section of railing. Moving along the port side, the exterior is in okay condition overall, with some scratches, dents, peeling graphics, and light weathering. The side door is off its hinges, and as you approach the stern, it becomes clear that the bimini frame is bent.
At the rear of the unit, there are several noticeable dents along the side, along with typical scratches and wear. Aside from the damaged areas, the rest of the rear section appears to be in generally okay condition.
Continuing up the starboard side, you’ll find the most significant damage: the railing is heavily bent, the bimini frame is severely damaged, and the siding is also bent. Returning toward the bow, you’ll notice some torn seating as well.
Inside the pontoon, many of the seats are dismantled, and the table has been ripped from the floor. Aside from a few additional seat tears and some wiring that appear to have been damaged during the storm, the interior is in fair condition. At the rear of the interior, the damage to the bimini is again clearly visible.
Overall, this unit is being sold as‑is and is a project for someone looking to repair and return it to the lake. Good luck bidding on this unit.
