I'm a bit of an outsider here (don't live in the U.S.) so maybe I can say whatever I want and get away with it.
I do quite a lot of reading online and I'm a Fountain fan. Your boat looks super tidy and very low hours but the updates around '07/08 with new cockpit and new cabin interior were definitely a step up in terms of finish and price. The pre update models may have suffered slightly on resale value as a result.

Your boat is 14 years old and so are the engines and everything else onboard. Please don't get me wrong but from what I read online, there's a lot of great boat available around 100k. CC's and outboards have taken a huge chunk of the market but I think there's still buyers for more traditional inboard sports boats but it's a smaller market than it was in 2005 and prices reflect this.

As I said, I'm a Fountain fan and I wish you luck for a good sale. If a few people think I'm out of line with my post, I'll delete it, it's not my intention to interfere with your efforts to sell your boat. I'm just offering an opinion.

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Agreed with above. Beautiful boat but I think you need to be sub 100k. Over 100k and you’re competing with stagger 42s. Good lick with it though. Let me also add it says Jacksonville and most will automatically assume a salt boat and that it’s worht less than it’s freshwater counterpart

Anytime. Just know if it days Florida regardless of what you say some will assume salt. I know some people won’t even consider a Florida boat. Best of luck with it.

Just a thought but perhaps you could further promote the excellent condition of the boat & power package by scanning the engines for run history, getting a compression & leakdown test, pressure test the headers and get a survey on the hull. Post he results. It doesn’t take much for a bargain priced $80k boat which may need service to eclipse what you’re asking. I think an informed buyer will see the value and offer a fair price.