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ModelVR4 BR
Year2023
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VR4 Series Bowrider
Lakeland Marine's latest VR4 Series Bowrider is easy to tow, launch and store and really fun to use. The smallest of the VR Series model delivers plenty of interior space thanks to the Beam Forward design, which carries the full beam further forward for more comfort and capacity than traditional pointed bows. The Aft Advantage design increases the rear seating area by shifting it to the aft-most point of the running surface, allowing the swim platform to extend beyond that. That means more room for comforts like movable backrests for versatile seating configurations, available bow wind block and optional filler cushion that together create an additional bow seat, optional sun pad cushion inserts that expand the sunbathing area, and plenty of convenient storage throughout.
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Vessel
MakeBayliner
ModelVR4 BR
Year2023
Features
On board
Mercruiser 200 HP 4.5L V6 MPI with Alpha Drive
Beam Forward design
Aft Advantage design
Exterior lighting package
Interior lighting package
Stainless steel package
ProArc tower with integrated top
Wakeboard rack
Bluetooth stereo
Bow and cockpit covers
Helm bucket seat
Cockpit table
Grey Sea deck swim platform
Graphite interior
Grey mat cockpit flooring
Analog helm gauge
Bow filler cushion
Single axle galvanised swing tongue trailer with brakes
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