For real prices check up north I bought mine from Sioux City Falls, Soo-Sports. Also Walleye Central has classifieds with a bunch of Lunds:

WC (you need to register I think)

Sold my 1989 Lund Furry in April and bought a New Lund 1775 Crossover with a 110 Merc. on the back. The 89' was solid as a rock, never leaked a drop and for its size, was extremely dry in rough water. The new one is a pure joy. It should be the last boat I ever need to buy. The only Lund dealer in Texas is Fish & Ski up in Sanger / Ray Roberts. They where good guys to deal with and will launch one on Ray Roberts and let you take it for a test ride. Three months after the fact, I am very glad I did the deal. One thing I did do was buy the boat with out electronics from the Factory. Instead, had David at Shut Up And Fish rig the boat. That way I got what I needed vs. a standard package to replace later. I think I paid about a 10% premium over other brands, but I feel its a whole lot more boat and will hold up much better over time. And, they do hold their value much better than others. Just my two cents.

Bought a Lund Pro-V Bass earlier this year. It's the perfect boat for crappie/family time for me. I went through FishNSki and I got a great deal on the boat. I bought this particular boat because I have a bad back and it will take some serious waves without beating me up. Very smooth ride.

Question. What is the BEST aluminum boat on the water? Answer. You mean other than a Lund? I bought my 1825 Crappie Edition in 2008, and it has proved to be worth every penny. Great ride lots of storage and the Merc 115 4-stroke is a fuel mizer and moves me along at an honest 40MPH. It will be the last boat I'll ever have to buy. Buy one and you're done.

I have a 2006 PRO V SE 1900 with a 200 Yamaha 4 stroke. it is an awesome boat.
It will run 50 mph and will take some big water. This is my fifth boat and by far
The best boat I have ever owned. Excellent lay out and easy to fish out of it is very stable.
My only complaint is when the water gets big and you have it travel at a 45 degree angle
to the waves you will catch some serious spray at times. I keep rain gear in the boat at all
times. I suspect most all aluminum hulls have the same problem.

That 'Beast' is a very nice boat.

best boat on market. smooth dry ride in any condition