lakehouse1_1
 

Would like to intrduce myself, I'm from Tulsa and am the owner of a Jubilee 215, 2001, last of it's kind.

Was wondring if anyone else has a 215 and ifso, where. I am looking for a manual but don't really don't need one, she's in perfect shape with less than 250 hours.

Everytime I take her out I get looks and complments. The one thing I am not crazy about is the delayed steering at slow speeds but am getting used to that as well.

I have looked for other owners but haven't been able to find many out there, do these hold there value and do we ever see them as a major collecter item??

Hi Lakehouse. Being a contributor, you can access our manuals & brochures on-line. There are a few other Jubilee owners in the club and i'm sure they will make themselves known to you but have a look in our gallery and see what is there.

I have to admit i really dont know much about the Jubilees. They look sharp with excellent performance and i believe they hold their value quite well but i'm not sure about them being a "collectors item" per se. I suspect that the 'delayed' steering a slow speeds is something that is inherent in those boats but lets hear what the other Jubilee owners have to say on that one. I know a lot of sterndrives tend to 'wander' at slow speed. This can be reduced considerably by adding a pair of Smart Tabs.

I have attached a few pic's of my Mariah, these were taken the day I took posetion

By any chance did you buy your Mariah at Marine Max in Afton, OK? Saw one just like it when we bought ours there in March.

Jubilee 215
 

YEP, THIS IS ONE IN THE SAME. I have haD HER FOR ABOUT 3 MONTHS AND EVERY TIME I CROSS THE LAKE AROUND THE MARINAS', I GET A BUNCH OF LOOKS.

I'VE ALWAYS LIKED THE LOOKS OF MARIAH AND AM THINKING ABOUT A LITTLE BIGGER BOAT IN A YEAR OR TWO. hOW HARD IS IT TO SELL A MARIAH LIKE MINE IF I WANT TO GO UP A SIZE OR TWO IN A MARIAH OF COURSE.

I like the color!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Maybe because it looks a little like this. :yes_grin: