2004 Harris Sunliner220

This Sunliner220 has that classic mid-2000s Harris feel: solid underfoot, generous deck space, and a layout that makes it easy to keep everyone mingling instead of scattered. The fencing lines are clean and low enough to keep the views open while you cruise, and the wide gate openings make stepping aboard with coolers or watersports gear a lot less awkward. The helm is simple and intuitive, with clear sightlines forward so you’re not craning your neck around guests. There’s plenty of room to move from bow loungers to aft seating without climbing over gear, which makes long days on the water feel relaxed instead of cluttered.

The Sunliner220 shines on the sheltered lakes and easygoing waterways common in this region. Its size hits a sweet spot: large enough to host a crowd comfortably, yet compact enough to trailer, store, and slip into tighter coves or sandbar spots. The stable pontoon platform handles afternoon chop with confidence, making family cruises and slow sunset runs feel smooth and predictable. Ample seating lets you shift weight to balance the boat when wind or boat wakes pick up. With its straightforward systems and durable construction, it’s a practical choice for local owners who want dependable weekend fun without fussy maintenance.