At 999 hours, this 24-foot FX44 has lived a full life on the water, and it's still ready to throw a serious wave for the family who wants proven Centurion performance without the new-boat price tag.
The FX44 was Centurion's flagship when this hull was built, and the ZR450 powering it is a workhorse that earned a strong reputation for reliability and torque. You're getting real pulling power here, the kind that handles a heavy ballast load and still responds cleanly when you need to adjust speed mid-set.
Tower speakers and board racks come with the boat, so you're not piecing together a basic wake setup after the fact. Pull it off the trailer and you're ready to ride. The red and black exterior still turns heads on the water, and the grey flooring keeps the interior looking clean even after a full day with a crew.
The interior vinyl shows sun fading and some discoloration from years of use, but there are no major rips or tears. The structure is solid. For a family that's going to be on the water every weekend, this is the kind of honest wear you'd expect from a well-used boat, and it's the kind of thing that's straightforward to address down the road if you want to refresh the look. The bones of this interior are good.
The FX44 at this price point is a legitimate entry into big-boat Centurion surfing without the premium of a newer model. The hours are high, but this hull and drivetrain combination has a track record of holding up, and at $70,000 you're getting a lot of boat for the money. If you've been watching the market, you know what a clean FX44 is worth.
If you want to come take a look in person or have questions about condition and service history, reach out and we'll get you the details you need to make a confident decision.
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