
2011 MasterCraft X15
#3MHK2F
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2011 MasterCraft X15
#3MHK2F
Action Water Sports
Traverse City, MI
4155 32nd Ave Hudsonville, MI 49426
(616) 896-3100
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Description
The 2011 MasterCraft X15 is a versatile V-drive designed to deliver a great combination of watersports performance, comfort, and classic MasterCraft quality. At 21'8" with a wide 100" beam, the X15 offers plenty of interior room while maintaining an easy-to-handle size both on the water and behind the tow vehicle.
Powered by a 5.7L V8, the X15 delivers strong performance for wakeboarding, skiing, tubing, cruising, and recreational surfing. Its V-drive configuration provides a spacious cockpit with wraparound seating, excellent storage, and a comfortable layout for spending the entire day on the water.
The X15 was one of MasterCraft's most versatile models of its era. Factory ballast and the wakeboard tower make it ready for watersports, while the traditional bow, generous freeboard, integrated swim platform, and comfortable seating make it equally well suited for family cruising and entertaining.
If you're looking for a well-built V-drive without stepping into the price range of a newer wake boat, the X15 offers a lot of boat for the money. MasterCraft's proven construction, timeless styling, and versatile hull have helped make the X15 a popular choice on the pre-owned market.
Contact Action Water Sports of Traverse City today for additional information or to schedule a showing of this 2011 MasterCraft X15.
Specs
| VIN | MBC3MHK2F111 |
|---|---|
| Engine | Ilmor 5.7L |
| Horsepower | 350 |
| Engine Hours | 657 |
| Weight | 3575 |
| Fuel Capacity | 45 |
| LOA | 21'8" |
| Beam | 8'4" |
| Draft | 26.5" |
NOTES:
* Excludes all options, taxes, title, registration, transportation charge and dealer prep fee.
** Interior Width is measured from fiberglass inner gunnel to fiberglass inner gunnel.
*** Boat Height specs reflect the height of a Z6 tower to the lowest point of the boat’s running gear.
























