1991 Advantage 21’ Bowrider

Step aboard this early-‘90s Advantage and you’ll feel that classic West Coast performance DNA right away. The 21’ hull has a confident, planted feel when you trim it out, with chines that help it carve clean, predictable turns instead of skipping across the chop. The helm layout is simple and analog, with big, easy-to-read gauges and controls right where your hand expects them. Deep, padded side panels and high gunwales help everyone feel secure, even when the driver leans on the throttle. There’s generous in-floor storage for skis and boards, plus locker space to keep lines and fenders out of the way. The lines are timeless too—sleek profile, low windshield, and a stance that still turns heads when you idle past the docks.

This 21’ bowrider is a smart match for the mixed conditions you’ll see in this region. It’s compact enough to trailer easily to different ramps and lakes, yet the hull has enough length and weight to stay composed when afternoon winds rough up the surface. The open layout works well for long no-wake zones and sandbar rafting, giving everyone room to spread out without feeling cramped. When the water flattens out, the V8 power lets you jump quickly onto plane for ski runs or fast cruises between coves. Its fiberglass construction and straightforward systems also suit owners who prefer simple upkeep over complex electronics.