we are asking $40,000 with trailer. All accessories included. Gps/chart plotter, sunbrella,life jackets,bumpers, anchor and lines. Trailer is a 2002.

With much dismay, I have come to the realization I need to sell my Prowler.

It is a fresh water only 2002, on a Load Rite aluminum tandem trailer.

Boat came with 496 HO, I bought with 44 total hours. I didn't find that adequate, so two years ago I had new 540cu stroker motor built by Dores Marine Engines (who built engines in "Sloppy Joes", "Shakin'", and many other race boats). Motor is about 625HP, and has well under 100 hours on it.

Boat has shore power hook up, a two amp, 6 speaker stereo, plus two 15" subs. Full cover at all times, and kept on trailer in my yard, or in enclosed storage.

Trailer was freshened with new bunks, complete brakes, and (4) new tires this past winter.

Looking for $48k for it complete, and have new second cover still in box for it, as well as spare s/s prop.

THX, PM me if interested.

What mph does it run????

I've got an "exceptionaly" clean,"freshwater" one owner Prowler with a Mercury Racing 525 EFI with 102 hrs on a mint trailer, EOH Kodiak disks,"new" cockpit and full storage covers, "new" Goodyear rubber, loaded with options, which I'm about to list, PM me or call 414-791-2225 Steve (For less with Mercury Racing power)

Even with that much power, still only see 70-72 MPH.

I was just asking cause i also just put a 540 in mine.Still trying to work out the bugs but have seen 76 with 3 guys and a full tank of fuel

I could run 70-72 top end (perfect conditions) with a 1999 26' Sonic (heavier than later models) & 500EFI.

Something does not sound right.

Mine with 525hp and cmi sport tubes will run 72 73 with two people and lite fuel. To tell you the truth you will run out of boat before you hit upper 70s. There is no reason to try to make a 26' boat run any faster than mid 70. unless you are in perfect conditions at all times. I wouldnt go and spend the money on 700or 800hp and only be able to use 1/2 throttle.
Just my 2 cents. Ive had three setups in mine.

I've thought 70-72 was on low side myself, and know from the dyno sheets how much motor I had built, so I suspect I don't have the right prop on the boat.

That being said, I agree that high 70's is nearing the end of where I would take a 26' boat, anyway...even with the Prowler being a super-solid 26' boat.

At this point, it will be someone elses boat to play props on, as I need the cash out of it.

Sorry to jump in but how does a 26 sonic compare to a 26 velocity or an older 25 sunsation, just asking becouse I'm looking at options at 26ft