I would think its just like all the other top line boats..once you put everything on them (Power poles, larger graphs, upgraded trolling motor, etc, etc) you are looking at $90,000+ MSRP then whatever deal you can get from a dealer.

I think I've mentioned this before on here. There's only something like 8,000 new fiberglass rigs sold annually. I'd bet the majority of those are sold to guys getting some kind of a deal from the manufacturer. Probably some guys out there, who buy new every year just being okay with the fact they are going to take a 15% loss annually. In that regard, only the first one is crazy expensive.

Depends on your perspective I guess. I imagine there are quite a few that could afford it, but can't buy a bite.

The seats in these boats have an AirWave set up under them. They also slide back and forth for us lanky folks.

But you aint lanky!

I'd like to be really rich,...too.

Out. Too big to fit in my garage.

Think ive got you beat by an inch or two

I saw a red one on Lake of the Pine a few weeks back. It was pretty dang sharp on the water.

I aint gonna lie, this one looks good.

If it wasn't for people buying new boats there would be no used ones. As for the price its no more then a new similarly equipped Ranger or BassCat.

I know with a 350 Mercury it’s gonna run ya about 102 out the door too much dam money for me.

I like the one in the bottom picture. Maybe because it doesnt have a advertisement sticker stuck on the trailer.

I'll pass but wish them the best.

But if I were spending that kind of money I think that I'd rather have a boat from a proven company that I have faith will be around to cover the warranty and some sort of track record with the boats. They're still too much of a gamble at this point.