Looking to sell 29 Fever
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Hey all, I am looking to sell my 99 Reggie Fountain Edition 29 Fever. I am not sure what a reasonable asking price is for it though. It has a brand new blown 541ci big block that makes 850hp and a brand new Teague platinum XR drive with a IMCO lower. They have approx 30 hrs on them. All new Livorsi gauges, interior is in great shape. All around nice boat. Only freshwater use. I was thinking 55k but is that to high or in the wheel house? I have 45k into engine and drive alone. Thanks in advance for any advice. Just looking to downsize. It is just me and my wife that boats and its a lot of boat for just the two of us.










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Trailer included? How's the transom? Survey?
Lot's of variables to consider. The engine will probably be problematic selling point and you are currently pricing it to get the money back on that investment, correct? 55K sounds high to me for a 99 vintage. If you can get a survey and it comes out clean, maybe 40's would be my guess.
Downsizing from a 29 Fever?
Lot's of variables to consider. The engine will probably be problematic selling point and you are currently pricing it to get the money back on that investment, correct? 55K sounds high to me for a 99 vintage. If you can get a survey and it comes out clean, maybe 40's would be my guess.
Downsizing from a 29 Fever?
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Trailer included? How's the transom? Survey?
Lot's of variables to consider. The engine will probably be problematic selling point and you are currently pricing it to get the money back on that investment, correct? 55K sounds high to me for a 99 vintage. If you can get a survey and it comes out clean, maybe 40's would be my guess.
Downsizing from a 29 Fever?
Lot's of variables to consider. The engine will probably be problematic selling point and you are currently pricing it to get the money back on that investment, correct? 55K sounds high to me for a 99 vintage. If you can get a survey and it comes out clean, maybe 40's would be my guess.
Downsizing from a 29 Fever?
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I have a 29, also, but it is a Velocity. Like you it is usually just my wife and myself and we are in our 70s. A 29 is not all that big. Figure out how to make things easier. Electric winch, boat jack etc. you may be disappointed if you down size. You are looking at selling a nice boat for $45,000 and you couldn't buy a replacement for $200,000.
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