Scout 420 LXF Boats For Sale

The Scout 420 LXF is the brand's flagship center console, a 42-foot fishing and entertaining platform built on an epoxy-fused, double-stepped hull that runs lighter and faster than single-step designs. Rigged with quad Mercury 350 Verado outboards, it reaches a top speed around 55 mph and sits comfortably in the low-to-mid 50s, with the stepped bottom and deep bow flare keeping the ride dry and flat. A Yamaha power package is also offered, bringing joystick steering as standard equipment. The boat suits a buyer who wants serious offshore fishing capability without giving up the finish of a luxury yacht, and used 2019 and 2020 examples turn up for sale regularly.

The helm seats three abreast on heated, bolstered chairs with fold-down armrests and a pop-down footrest for the captain. It comes standard with triple 15-inch Garmin displays, with 19-inch screens available as an option, all networked so any screen can show the chart, sonar, 48-mile radar, engine telemetry, fuel-burn rates, or stereo controls. Mercury's outboard joystick docking system integrates autopilot, heading hold, course hold and Skyhook station-keeping, and a bow thruster can be added. CZone digital switching runs the electrical loads, and a keychain key fob powers the battery switches and lighting up or down so you never have to climb into the console.

A Seakeeper gyro stabilizer is a signature option, with the factory fitting the compact Seakeeper 5 (a roughly 900-pound unit with a 500-pound flywheel spinning at 12,000 RPM) tied directly into the stringer system to hold the boat steady at troll, on the drift over a reef, and at speed. One of the boat's defining features is the powered beach platform that folds out of the hull side into a teak swim step with its own ladder, paired with a powered boarding door. Up top, the hardtop carries five electronically flip-down rod holders, a powered Sureshade that covers the cockpit, FLIR thermal imaging, a spotlight, KVH satellite TV, carbon-fiber Rupp outriggers, and an auto-retracting freshwater washdown reel, with built-in stairs and a forward door for clearing bridges.

The cockpit is built to fish and to host. The transom has a fold-out seat, twin live wells, a large macerated kill box stretching roughly six feet, in-floor fish boxes port and starboard, and a wide transom walkthrough with a lift-up and fold-out gate. Aft seating lifts to reveal a full systems room. A Brownie's Third Lung hookah dive system with 130 feet of line and up to three branches is available for diving without tanks. Galley features behind the helm include a stainless icemaker, a refrigerator with a top freezer, a wet bar sink, and an optional electric grill. The bow carries a double lounger with a high-low table that drops to floor level or rises to dining height, dive-tank storage, JL Audio speakers, and glove boxes with USB charging.

Belowdecks the 420 LXF offers a full cabin with the feel of a finished home. The forward seating and high-low table convert to a berth roughly the size of a king bed, set beneath a flat-screen TV with a soundbar and opening side windows. The galley includes a convection microwave, a two-burner cooktop, a stainless drawer refrigerator, a sink, and dedicated wine-glass storage. The head holds a vanity, an electric vacuum-flush toilet, a stone floor, and a separate stall shower with teak accents and headroom near six foot five. Interiors can be ordered in the Brea Cayenne ultra-touch vinyl. Notable options to weigh when buying include the Seakeeper, color-matched engines, underwater lights, heated seats, and the upgraded 19-inch Garmin helm; a well-loaded 2019 example has been listed at an asking price of $799,000.



Currently, there are 690 boats available for sale for Scout boats. Prices range from $4,900 to $2,000,000, with an average listing price of $260,847. The inventory includes 379 new boats and 311 used boats. The fleet is comprised of 690 powerboats. 3 boats have been added to the marketplace in the past month. Popular boat types include Center Console, Saltwater Fishing, Dual Console, Bay, and Sport Fishing. boats are most popular in Fort Lauderdale, Ocean City, Charleston, Sarasota, and Niceville. There have been 2,017 boats listed on MarineSource that have sold in the past year. June is the most common month for new and used boats to be added to MarineSource, so be sure to check back regularly. May is the most common month for boats to sell, so be sure to beat the rush! The most common activities for boats are family fun, day cruising, saltwater fishing, offshore fishing, and overnight cruising. Most boats contain with heads, joystick, sea keeper, radio, and depth sounder. boats tend to have an average of 2 engines. It is common for boats to have Mercury engines or Yamaha engines or MERCURY engines.