Do you like having enjoyable? Do you take pleasure in a wonderful day on the water? Do you desire the toughest boat on the lake or river?

　　This is it. The MB Sports F23 Tomcat. Style and performance in one remarkable package.

　　Big, sturdy wakes, lots of space, and beautiful designing are yours with this beauty. The Tomcat offers seating for sixteen of your best buddies, including room for 4 adults in the roomy bow and a big fully-padded sun deck in the rear. Everything you require for your finest days on the water.

　　The F23 provides the best of all worlds: great wake, big interior space, lots of storage, and the smoothest rough-water ride I've ever seen in a boat. My better half and I purchased this watercraft because we really wanted a boat that was terrific to play behind, but also fun to hang out on. And the Tomcat has actually provided. We can browse, board, and tube in the morning when the water is flat, then comfortably cruise and entertain our pals in the afternoon when it's rough. The Tomcat rides better than our good friends' high-end speedboat and is much more flexible. This boat can do it all.

　　When we initially saw this boat we quickly fell in love. The unique pickle fork design is genuinely one-of-a-kind and strikingly stunning. We get compliments everywhere we go. And she's extremely clean with lovely lines and a simple, elegant paint scheme. I guarantee you won't find a cleaner 2008 wakeboard watercraft anywhere.

　　Specifications

　　Length w/o platform: 23'6".

　　Beam: 8'6".

　　Dry weight: 4,200 lb.

　　Ballast: 2,400 lb. total amount (2 tanks, 1,200 lb. each).

　　Motor: 2013 PCM 6.0 L ZR409 (409 HP).

　　Tower: F23 Tomcat wakeboard tower.

　　Racks: Swivel wakeboard racks.

　　Main lounge: 58 sq. ft

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　　Cooler: 34 qt. Fuel: 65 gal. Hours: ~ 75 overall hours( please see below).

　　Features:.

　　Bimini.

　　Rearview mirror. Two-speed transmission.

　　Driving/mooring customized watercraft cover.

　　Kicker tower speakers.

　　Absolutely no Off cruise control.

　　Integrated tower lights for docking.

　　Heater.

　　Wind dam.

　　Removable bow fill cushion.

　　Adjustable wake plate.

　　Swing tongue on trailer.

　　Swivel wakeboard racks.

　　Ski pylon.

　　Six pop-up cleats.

　　Full size sundeck.

　　Motorized engine hatch lift.

　　MP3 jack for stereo.

　　Full-size, detachable, fiberglass swim step.

　　Dual batteries with switch.

　　Huge in-floor insulated cooler.

　　Captain's chair with flip-up reinforce seat and full swivel.

　　Depth finder.

　　Water temperature level gauge.

　　AM/FM/CD / MP3Satellite-ready Clarion stereo.

　　14 stainless steel cup holders.

　　LED cabin lighting.

　　Color-matched trailer with polished aluminum diamond-plate accents.

　　Big front lounge conveniently seats 4-6.

　　Lots of under-seat storage.

　　Smooth comfy trip in rough water.

　　Spectacular pickle fork design.

　　Full-width padded rear sun deck.

　　Integrated ballast tanks add great deals of weight and fill/drain with the flick of a switch.

　　Huge in-floor cooler is way larger than it looks.

　　Hours: The watercraft itself has around 75 total hours on it. The motor has less than 20. Since a fuel injector harmed and failed one of the cylinders, in August 2013 we had to have the motor replaced. As opposed to restore it, we decided to change it. We dropped a new 2013 PCM 6.0 L ZR409 motor in it. We have put less than 20 hours on the new motor.