2016 Mastercraft boats X46

2016 MasterCraft X46 Wake Boat

At 299 hours and priced to move, this X46 is a serious surf boat that still has a lot of summers left in it.

Key Specifications

• 2016 MasterCraft X46
• 24.5 ft
• Ilmor 6.2L engine
• 299 hours
• Red Metal Flake and Gun Metal Flake exterior with black accents
• Light gray and red interior vinyl with light gray Deckadence flooring

Features & Technology

The X46 was MasterCraft's flagship surf platform when this hull was built, and it still earns its keep on the water. The hull throws a large, well-shaped wave that works for a wide range of riders, from someone just getting up for the first time to a teenager who wants to throw airs. At 24.5 feet, there's enough boat here to run serious ballast and still feel stable and confident at speed. 

This unit comes with underwater transom lights, which make evening sessions on the water genuinely fun. The billet mirror is a nice upgrade over stock, and the 18-inch wheels with a spare tell you the previous owner was paying attention to the details. The convertible rear-facing seat and flip-up transom seatbacks give you real flexibility in how you configure the cockpit depending on who's riding and who's watching.

Interior & Comfort

The light gray and red vinyl holds up well and gives the interior a clean, sharp look that pairs nicely with the red and gun metal exterior. The Deckadence flooring is a standout upgrade here. It's soft underfoot, drains well, and is a lot more comfortable than raw fiberglass or standard carpet when you're moving around the boat mid-session. For a family spending a full day on the lake, that matters more than people expect until they've had it.

The seating layout on the X46 is genuinely social. The rear-facing convertible seat keeps people in the conversation whether they're watching a rider or just relaxing, and the flip-up transom seatbacks give you options when the back of the boat gets crowded. It's a comfortable, livable interior for a full day out.

Why This Boat?

299 hours on an Ilmor 6.2L is low for a 2016, and the condition notes confirm it runs great. There's slight sun fade on the transom, which is honest and typical for a boat this age, but nothing that affects how it performs on the water. At $82,495, you're getting a proven surf platform with real upgrades already done.

Perfect For

• Families who want a large, capable surf boat without the new-boat price tag
• Riders looking for a hull with serious wave-producing credentials
• Buyers who appreciate a well-optioned boat where the previous owner already made the good upgrades

If you want to come see it in person or take it out for a demo, reach out and we'll get something on the calendar.