[ShabahZ280]

Wow, so here's the first 2008 Sea Fox Mariah G270 cruiser on ebay. This answers my question as to how much they're going for! Buy it Now for $89,995.00

2008 Mariah G270 Cruiser

[indykoch]

Originally Posted by ShabahZ250

...This answers my question as to how much they're going for! Buy it Now for $89,995.00

And that's for a 3 hour Demo model!! That's a bit surprising. I've seen 26'-27' Four Winns, Rinker, Glastron, etc. for $60k-$90k. Can't believe Mariah is trying to punch through that price range for something I don't consider much better (if at all). I think Rinker and Four Winns almost "own" this market share. Mariah better have something extra that I'm not seeing, or re-think they're pricing strategy.

Check out that trailer... Looks about 3 or 4 feet too short! Did they just extend the bunks? There's even a roller well ahead of the bow that's not being touched! And it says "Sea Fox" on it?!? Maybe the dealer had an extra trailer for a 24' boat or something. That doesn't look right!

[ShabahZ280]

Very good point on the pricing in that market. However I think the original Mariah Boats Inc. didn't even charge that much for a fully equipped Z280 when it first came out.

The G270 looks to be a combo of the Z280 and Z268. They took different elements of each to create this new one. The cockpit seating arrangement is very Z268-ish, the front half of the interior is almost an exact match to the Z68, however the mid/aft cabin section more resembles a Z280. The hull mold appears to be a Z280, modified only with a single window on the sides, versus dual windows on each side.

At any rate, I really think Sea Fox Mariah have made a great looking and stylish cruiser that could possibly gain them a name in the express cruiser category, and I wish them the best of luck with it!

But that trailer, they definitely need to fit a bigger one for that boat, it just looks unsafe!

[ShabahZ280]

Just an FYI, there's a dealer in Ft. Pierce FL that's got a 2009 G270 Demo they are trying to sell for $59,999. That price seems a bit more reasonable for this boat.