Closest recently sold comps are between $147-150k...so let's make a deal if you're serious!
This is not a stripped-down Ri245 with a few options added. We built this boat about as loaded as Centurion would let us because my business partner and I are big lake guys.
Original MSRP was $210,725, including more than $56,000 in factory options, and we spared virtually nothing when we ordered it. The result is an Ri245 that still stands out on the water and has essentially every upgrade you would actually want.
The color combination was completely custom-spec’d with Bahama Blue, Gun Metal Flake, White Frost, Charcoal and Onyx Black throughout the hull and interior. We spent a lot of time getting the combination right, and our dealer liked it enough that they began using variations of our color scheme as a reference/recommended combination for subsequent builds.
I also want to be clear, this is a used wake boat, not a showroom boat, and I’m not going to represent it as perfect. It has had a few issues during our ownership, and it has a few cosmetic issues on busy lakes with a good amount of usage every ear. I’m happy to discuss with any serious buyer though.
The only known maintenance currently outstanding is the annual service, which we had planned to complete in September/October after the season. I'm happy to include the annual service as part of the sale so the next owner starts fresh.
If you're comparing Ri245s, I would strongly encourage looking at the actual build sheets. There is a massive difference between a base Ri245 and one configured like this. Between the 450 HP engine, full surf/ballast setup, upgraded GatorStep, heating package, lighting, trailer upgrades and essentially maxed-out Wet Sounds system, this was a $210K+ build when new.
Full upgrades confirmed by the build sheet:
Pontoons