2001 Regal 29 Sold Boat in Harrison Township, MI 48045 US
Built in 2001
29
2 Engines (2x Volvo)
29 feet
Gas
Fiberglass/Reinforced
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| Price | $29,900 | $29,900 | $29,999 | $29,500 | $29,500 | $29,000 |
| Location | Harrison Township | Muskegon | Monroe | Harrison Township | Harrison Township | Saint Clair Shores |
| Nominal Length | - | 30' | 33' | 33' | 33' | 35' |
| Engine Make | Volvo | 5.0L GSI Volvo | Mercruiser | Crusader | Crusader | MerCruiser |
| Total Engine Power | 220 hp | 250 hp | - | 350 hp | 350 hp | 330 hp |
| Days on Market | 388 | 268 | 533 | 10 | 10 | 38 |
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Here are a few images of the 2001 Regal 2960 Commodore-a stylish express cruiser-showcasing its sleek profile, spacious cockpit, and extended swim platform.
Overview: 2001 Regal Commodore 2960
The Regal 2960 Commodore (29-foot class) is a mid-size express cruiser, blending comfortable accommodations with capable performance, ideal for day cruising or overnight getaways.
Specifications & Performance
- Length Overall (LOA): ~29 ft (about 9.4 m)
- Beam: ~10 ft 4 in (~3.15 m)
- Dry Weight: ~9,500 lb
- Hull: Fiberglass stern-drive cruiser
Engine Options & Propulsion
Different listings mention varying engine setups depending on the specific model or seller:
- Windlass Automatic Anchor
- Bow Thruster
- Volvo Penta 5.0 GL (2×), total ~440 hp, only ~331 hours-well-maintained freshwater example. Includes generator
- J.D. Power generic spec lists engine horsepower as ~190 hp (2×), likely a more conservative or base spec
Layout & Comforts
One model, Lizzie Luck (Massachusetts), offers a generous layout with numerous amenities:
- Cabin: Sleeps up to 6 across forward berth, mid-cabin, and aft berth
- Galley & Cabin Facilities: Microwave, cooktop, refrigerator, A/C, heating, marine head, freshwater system, and more
- Cockpit: U-shaped seating, helm and lounger seats, wet bar, full enclosure, upgraded stereo, even a 32" TV in some packages
- Swim Platform: Large extended platform with ladder-great for water access-even with a tender onboard
Features & Notable Tidbits
- Owners report cruising speeds in the 26-32 mph with good planing performance even under load
- Despite the boat's age, many owners speak highly of its build quality and access-friendly layout
Summary Table
FeatureDetailsSize~29 ft LOA, 10'4" beam, 9,500 lb dry weightHull TypeFiberglass express cruiser, stern drive, AccommodationsSleeps 4-6, full galley, head, cabin heat/AC, entertainment optionsCockpit & DeckU-shaped seating, wet bar, extended swim platform, full enclosure
Price History
| Date | Event | Price |
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| 8/18/25 | Initial price | $29,900 |
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Regal 29: BoatTEST Review
Overview
The Regal 29 OBX is a newly introduced model designed to offer increased interior space and an elevated level of luxury. Responding to customer demand, Regal has reintroduced outboard power with a hull that has been completely re-engineered specifically for this propulsion setup. This approach ensures optimized performance rather than simply adapting an existing hull to outboard engines.
Exterior Design and Deck Layout
The 29 OBX measures 29 feet in length overall, with a beam of 9 feet and a draft of 2 feet 7 inches. The hull features twin full-beam steps characteristic of Regal's fast track design, contributing to improved planing and efficiency. The transom area remains fully functional despite the outboard configuration, featuring a swim platform that extends around the stern with full walk-around capability. An elevated mount integral to the hull supports the outboards, with a cap forming an extended swim platform that does not bear the engine load. Amenities in this area include a concealed swim ladder, fresh water shower, wet storage compartment, two waterproof speakers, and a remote-controlled Fusion stereo system. Two double-wide aft-facing seats can be converted into a sun pad, enhancing relaxation options.
Cockpit and Seating
The cockpit prioritizes seating capacity and versatility, with wrap-around seating that can be reconfigured by flipping seat backs to expand space. Both companion seats are electrically actuated to slide fore and aft by 12 inches, allowing for customizable cockpit room. A pedestal table converts the space into a dining area, complemented by a 36-quart carry-on cooler and dedicated storage for the teak table. Additional storage includes roomy sole compartments and a large lazarette beneath the aft seats. The boat is equipped with a standard power tower that provides an elevated tow point 6 feet 8 inches above the deck, integrated bimini top that operates at the touch of a button, and can be lowered for clearance under low bridges.
Helm and Navigation
The helm station features a dark-toned, vinyl-wrapped brow designed to reduce glare, with instrumentation including a depth gauge, a standard 10-inch Garmin GPSMAP 7610 display integrated with Yamaha engine gauges, and a fuel gauge. Controls include a Lumar bow thruster, Bennett trim tabs with LED indicators, engine start/stop switches, and rocker switches. The helm seat offers fore and aft adjustment as well as an additional up and down adjustment for enhanced comfort. The wrap-around windshield is framed in heavy-duty stainless steel with sturdy supports and walk-through latches, providing excellent visibility without distortion. Additional features supporting offshore capability include generous freeboard—three feet 10 inches at the bow and three feet at the stern—pantograph windshield wipers, and a VHF radio.
Bow Area and Anchoring
The bow maintains the beam well forward, offering six feet two inches of width between rear bolsters and four feet at the bow itself. Seating wraps around the bow with flip-down armrests and removable cushions that allow for varied seating postures. Storage is ample beneath the seats. Stainless steel drink holders and speakers are positioned aft-facing for passenger convenience. The deck includes six stainless steel cleats, two of which are located at the bow. A centrally located hatch with a lift-and-lock latch provides access to a Lumar windlass and cleat for securing the anchor rode, which runs through the stem. An adjacent access hatch allows for easy management of the anchor rode, and the navigation light can be rotated into position when the hatch is closed.
Power and Performance
Powered by twin 200 horsepower Yamaha four-stroke outboards with 19-inch Reliance propellers, the 29 OBX achieved a top speed of 52.6 miles per hour at 5250 RPM during testing. The boat demonstrated efficient cruising at 3500 RPM, reaching 27.3 miles per hour while consuming 11.2 gallons per hour, resulting in a range of approximately 324 miles with a 10% fuel reserve from the total 148-gallon capacity. The vessel weighs 6,550 pounds empty, with a test weight of 7,821 pounds including three people and 75% fuel. The hull’s twin fast track steps contribute to quick planing, with a 0 to plane time of 4.3 seconds. Handling is characterized by a solid, stable feel with no chine walk during turns, even under aggressive helm input. Power steering provides precise, fingertip control.
Interior and Amenities
The console houses a head compartment with a standard port-a-potty and an optional porcelain electric head. Ventilation and natural light are provided by an opening port light, and a vessel sink is set into a Corian countertop. The walkthrough area includes a sole storage compartment and can be closed off to provide protection on cooler days. Additional storage drawers and a trash receptacle are located behind the air dam.
Luxury Features and Finishes
The 29 OBX incorporates upscale Regal treatments throughout. Stainless steel accents are present on the power tower and stern cleats. Upholstery is crafted from heavy-duty 32-ounce material with a 10-millimeter UV and stain-resistant top coat, featuring double French stitching with backing and multiple tones complemented by custom embroidery. Optional seagrass carpeting with padded backing is available, and stainless steel hardware is used extensively. A technology package includes a premium sound system with two speakers at the swim platform and a forward subwoofer, a battery charger, and underwater lighting. The helm seat’s adjustable features and the boat’s overall design reflect a commitment to luxury and comfort.
Conclusion
The Regal 29 OBX successfully combines an expanded level of luxury with the solid handling and performance expected from Regal. Its thoughtfully engineered hull, versatile seating arrangements, and comprehensive features make it a well-rounded bow rider suitable for a variety of boating activities. The integration of outboard power with a purpose-built hull enhances efficiency and responsiveness, while the upscale finishes and amenities elevate the onboard experience.
Overview from around the web 2001 Regal 29
Customers praise the 2001 Regal 29 for its stylish design, spacious and comfortable interior, and smooth handling on the water
Many highlight its well-appointed cabin, making it ideal for weekend getaways, and appreciate the quality craftsmanship throughout. The boat’s performance is often noted for being reliable and enjoyable, whether cruising or entertaining. Overall, owners value the Regal 29 for combining luxury and functionality in a versatile package.
The Biggest Pros and Cons
The 2001 Regal 29 offers a blend of style, comfort, and performance, making it a popular choice among boating enthusiasts. Here are some pros and cons to consider:
Pros
Spacious Layout: The Regal 29 features a well-designed interior with comfortable seating and ample space for entertaining guests.
Smooth Ride: Its hull design provides excellent stability and a smooth ride even in choppy waters.
Powerful Performance: Equipped with reliable engines, the boat delivers strong performance and good fuel efficiency.
Quality Build: Regal is known for solid construction and durable materials, ensuring longevity.
Versatile Use: Suitable for day cruising, overnight trips, and water sports.
Cons
Maintenance Costs: As with many boats of this age, maintenance and upkeep can require attention and investment.
Limited Cabin Headroom: Some users find the cabin headroom a bit restrictive, which may affect comfort during extended stays.
Storage Space: While adequate, storage may be limited for extended trips or larger groups.
Older Electronics: The original onboard electronics and systems might be outdated and could need upgrading.
Made For
The 2001 Regal 29 is perfect for boating enthusiasts seeking a stylish and versatile cruiser that combines comfort, performance, and quality craftsmanship. Ideal for families, couples, or small groups who enjoy day cruising, weekend getaways, or watersports, this boat offers ample seating, a well-designed cabin, and reliable handling on the water. Whether you're a seasoned boater or new to boating, the Regal 29 provides a balanced blend of luxury and practicality for memorable time on the water.
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South River Marine has been located on the Clinton River for over 20 years. We have over 100 years of combined experience in the brokerage industry and are committed to offering the public a list of quality yachts and boats for sale.
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30099 South River Road, Harrison Township, MI, 48045
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