Michigan Matt

In my opinion you are going to have trouble finding a nice 27 under 40k now just because they are all getting older and there are not all that many not beat up especially on the inside. Certainly you are not getting a new boat but think about what a new replacement would cost for a 27ft offshore boat? When you look at it that way 40k isn't all that bad. Of course I am biased because I have a 2004 27 for sale for 42k lol.

http://detroit.craigslist.org/mcb/boa/4850751838.html

FIVEPTOHH

I think that's a fair price on that boat...if you end up keeping it for a few years you shouldn't take that much of a beating when you go to sell it....that boat is always going to be desirable because it is easy to trailer and dock and its a Fountain

Bama

I paid 38k OTD for my 2003 27 fever with 145 hours on the clock. 496mag ho. aluminum trailer that was never used (dry stacked storage since new) two years ago. They were asking 45,500.00

38 X

iTrader: (1)

Just seen a 2000 27 fever hit power boat swap on fb yesterday, 32k with massive motor and drive upgrades, great looking boat!

38 X

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850-287-0910 Bobby
Sorry it's a 99 27' fever
https://www.facebook.com/groups/1017...5730337261255/

And he dropped the price to 27,500

wakeboarrder

Unfortunately the yellow turned me off about that boat! I'm being picky lol


When you guys look for a boat, do you steer clear of rebuilt engines?

ROB FREEMAN

iTrader: (2)

no . especially if ther rebuilt by a great rebuider .+

TooLateVTEC

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A reputable shop/person is a plus for a rebuild, as well as proof ( like receipts and stuff ) is nice as well.

I see rebuilt stuff with documentation as something that I shouldnt be having to worry about for a while, engine wise.

38 X

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This is your bar-b-que, Just trying to help a brotha light the flame!

fordf350

That boat has been for sale for YEARS Just to let you know.