Yamaha LS2000 Jet Boat

I have a nice 2000 Yamaha LS2000 twin engine jet boat. Aka my 7 person jet ski. This thing is fast fun and runs like no other boat. The jet drive only needs a foot of water to operate and it can turn on a dime with little effort. It also has a pretty wild party trick in that it can stop on a dime (and throw your friends / coolers out the front). It has twin 1200cc 2 stroke jet ski engines with 135hp a piece (270hp total). I rebuilt both engines in 2017. I took it out about 10 times 2017-2021 (never taken out of storage in 2022) Both engines where completely went through and rebuilt with OEM Yamaha parts and RIK Japanese piston rings. No chinese junk was put in these engines. I also rebuilt all 6 carbs at the time and have always ran enzyme ethanol treatment to keep them in top shape. Oil injection deleted for increase engine longevity (they always fail and destroy the engines). Clean title on the boat. The trailer has a clean title but the previous owner signed it and never transferred it and is really rusty; therefore I am also including another newer trailer for it with a clean title ready to swap over. Newer GoodYear tires on it. Already winterized and for this season. Also has blue LED illuminates stainless cup holders and under glow LED under the rear seats. It’s a 2 stroke carbureted boat so you should probably know a little about that if you are interested. The good: Completely rebuilt engines Fuel Lift pump installed with inline water/air separator + filter feeding both engines. Oil injection deleted Dual batteries with battery isolator for auxiliary battery New pioneer radio installed in 2017 Polk speakers Bimi top in good shape Newer boat cover last year I am also including XM radio receiver with Lifetime subscription. (No longer available and was over 800$ new for hardware and subscription). Extra trailer included. The bad: Some of the vinyl is trying to separate at the seam on the rear engine cover platform Regular scuffs and scratches for a 2000 boat. Call or text anytime, text is easiest. Oh