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307 S 1250th W.
Lindon, UT 84042
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692 S 5725 W
Hurricane, UT 84737
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155 S 500 W
Bountiful, UT 84010
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This 2019 MB Sports B52 Classic is a gorgeous, well-kept surf boat powered by the strong and reliable Raptor 440 with 455 hours. The B52 Classic is known for its deep freeboard, huge surf wave, and premium fit and finish—and this one shows beautifully.
The metallic flake gelcoat and red/white color combo stand out, and the matching trailer with upgraded wheels completes the look. Equipped with MB’s classic surf performance, deep seating layout, and the signature quick-fill ballast system, this boat is designed to deliver big waves with minimal setup time.
Whether you’re surfing, wakeboarding, or just cruising, this 23-foot B52 Classic offers power, style, and comfort for the whole crew. Clean, well maintained, and ready for the next owner to hit the water.
