2015 Marker One M27 300HP Merc Verado
Posted: Tue Jun 07, 2022 1:31 pm
I am selling my 2015 Marker One M27 with a 300 hp Mercury Verado with approximately 255 hours that runs strong and the matching trailer. I had complete service performed in July 2021 after I purchased it in Tennessee where it spent it’s prior life. I am asking $95,000. I purchased this boat last July and have loved every thing about it. It replaced my 2014 R5 and I think Cobalt built this heavier than the R5 which is impressive.
I am selling because life changed for me and I will be leaving the lake life. My wife passed away in January 2021 and I fought to stay at the lake, but in the end, without her, I don't really want to be at the lake or go boating. I thought about keeping the boat because it is so RARE, but it is worth too much money to sit in a storage shed and risk getting damaged by rodents, so it needs to stay on the lake and be active. It is currently on Possum Kingdom lake in Texas on a lift.
It has the optional galley and African Mahogany wood on the side - yes, that is real wood and it listed as a $8,317 option on the invoice that I have for the boat. All told, it came with $30,393 in options when new for a total MSRP of $138,480.00. (I wonder what this boat would cost today if they were still building them.) It runs strong and can hit 40 mph with a light load. The dry weight of 5,780 makes this as heavy as an R7 or double the weight of regular tri-toon.
You can reply in messenger or text Jeff at 314-550-4022 for more information on the boat and I can provide more pictures and videos.
I am selling because life changed for me and I will be leaving the lake life. My wife passed away in January 2021 and I fought to stay at the lake, but in the end, without her, I don't really want to be at the lake or go boating. I thought about keeping the boat because it is so RARE, but it is worth too much money to sit in a storage shed and risk getting damaged by rodents, so it needs to stay on the lake and be active. It is currently on Possum Kingdom lake in Texas on a lift.
It has the optional galley and African Mahogany wood on the side - yes, that is real wood and it listed as a $8,317 option on the invoice that I have for the boat. All told, it came with $30,393 in options when new for a total MSRP of $138,480.00. (I wonder what this boat would cost today if they were still building them.) It runs strong and can hit 40 mph with a light load. The dry weight of 5,780 makes this as heavy as an R7 or double the weight of regular tri-toon.
You can reply in messenger or text Jeff at 314-550-4022 for more information on the boat and I can provide more pictures and videos.