2019 Regal 29 OBX — Metairie, LA 70003

A 2019 Regal 29 OBX at Metairie, Louisiana, asking $120,000 through Bent Marine. The OBX line was Regal's break with its own habit: a family yard building in Orlando since 1969, known for sterndrive bowriders, that from 2017 drew a 29-footer around transom-hung outboards instead. What carried across was the bottom — the stepped FasTrac hull the yard's reputation rests on, and the feature every review of the model returns to. This hull is a 2019, the third year of a run that went to 2024: 29.1 ft on a 9.0 ft beam.

Two honesty notes. We hold no other 29 OBX, so there is no sister ship to price this one against. And we have no condition, survey or days-on-market data — the asking price is the only number this boat has given us.

What the shelf does place is the position. No bowrider we can set beside it asks within $36,000 of $120,000, and the volume of the market we hold sits under $50,000 — median $29,900 at twenty-two feet. This is the top of the type, not a value buy; the comparables show what stepping down buys.

The nearest peer is the 2016 Cobalt R7 at Sag Harbor — the other premium bowrider name, two feet shorter and three years older for $36,000 less:

If length outranks model year, the 2012 Monterey 328 SS at Palm Beach Gardens is three feet longer for $40,100 under this boat, and seven years further back:

And where the opposite instinct leads, the 2023 Cobalt 23Sc at Branson is the newest hull in this set — six feet shorter, four years newer, $41,500 less:

But if it is 29 feet of outboard Regal you want, nothing else here does it — this is the one to survey first: