Hey guys. Looking for some help here.

Does anyone know this DCB F-29? It is a 2005. Condition report says Teague 800's. Imco drives. Only has 130hrs on each motor.

Just seeing if anyone knows the old owner or anything about the boat. What should this thing run (mph)?

I've been trying to gauge the market on this thing to see what it would be worth to somebody. Anyone wanna take a shot at what I could sell this for? There are some in the classifieds in the $12X range. Figured I might be able to sell this thing in the $11x range. Maybe a little less.

Thanks and Cheers!!!

Brandon

I would def. buy that boat for $12,000. Send me the papers!

Lol.. smartass

$11X,000

around 140 mph

Wow! 140? That's moving.

At what hours should a motor like this have the top end rebuilt? What about the whole motor torn apart?

Thanks!

I would call Bob Teague about the engines, he'll give you the correct answer. With that said the engines could be in great shape or garbage no matter what the freshen interval is. Bob makes engines that last if serviced. Look at the photo of the starboard header. Lots of brown stuff on there. Make sure has not been cleaned up after being under water. DCB's are all built well and this one should be good for a long time. The color will definitely hurt resale...... Post on performanceboats.com and more likely someone there will know the history. Also, call Dave, there's not to many of his boats that he doesn't know the history and location of. Good luck.

Are you looking to buy it and resell it???

Sam

KY...thanks for the info. I'll see if I can get in touch with them.

Sam...yeah, that was the idea. Of course play with it just a bit while it's trying to be sold. I do this as a hobby and am looking for the next boat. My 25 outlaw should be sold in a week or so and need something else to peddle. Last 100K+ boat was a 35 outlaw with 525's. man, do I wish I had 4 more of those to sell.

Wish the motors weren't so hot. Would rather it have come with the blue motors.

Cheers!

Sounds good. Good luck. I agree with the "blue motors" quote. Teague motors are GREAT, but the "blue" motors do help resale.


Sam

maybe it will go for so cheap that I can afford to just swapin em out