1985 Chris-Craft Scorpion 210

The Scorpion 210 is one of those classic deep‑V Chris‑Craft hulls that still turns heads at the dock. At just over 21 feet, it’s big enough to feel solid in a chop but small enough to trailer easily and tuck into tighter slips. The cockpit layout is simple and open, with plenty of room to move around for watersports or casual cruising, and the low freeboard aft makes it easy to work lines or pull a skier aboard. The vintage lines, squared windshield, and original hardware give it that unmistakable 80’s sport‑boat character that’s hard to find today, especially from a brand with this pedigree.

This Scorpion 210 is particularly suited to the mix of waterways found in this region. The pronounced deep‑V hull handles afternoon wind waves and boat wakes with more confidence than many modern, flatter‑bottomed runabouts. Its size makes it ideal for hopping between nearby marinas, sandbars, and waterfront hangouts without needing a large tow vehicle or oversize storage. The open cockpit and straightforward systems are great for owners who prefer doing their own light maintenance. For someone looking to enjoy day cruising, towing tubes, or exploring sheltered coves on a classic sport boat, this model fits the local conditions and boating lifestyle very well.