Used Harris Pontoon Boats for Sale: Prices, Models & 2026 Values
Harris has built pontoons in Fort Wayne, Indiana since 1957 — the company that started as Harris FloteBote is one of the oldest names in the segment — and it sits in the premium tier alongside Bennington. Brunswick bought Harris in 2010 and paired the boats with Mercury outboards, and the lineup runs from the value-priced Cruiser series to the Grand Mariner and Crowne, which are floating lounges with twin-engine performance packages.
For used buyers the Harris story is the same as any good pontoon: the tubes last forever, the furniture and the outboard do not. Tritoon performance packages (a third tube, lifting strakes, and 150–400 hp) are what the market wants now, and they command a strong premium over a two-tube boat of the same age. Furniture, flooring and canvas set the rest of the price.
What Harris boats are worth in 2026
Median asking
$52,595
Lowest
$5,495
Highest
$108,500
Live asking prices from 9 priced Harris listings on US Marine Connection right now, refreshed hourly. Dealer asking prices include prep, warranty and often a trailer or rigging; a private sale usually settles below the median for an ordinary example. The model ranges below narrow that down.
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What Harris is known for
- One of the original pontoon builders — Fort Wayne, Indiana since 1957
- Cruiser, Sunliner, Solstice, Grand Mariner and Crowne series, from value to luxury
- Tritoon performance packages with lifting strakes and Mercury power up to 400 hp
- Interior fit and finish that competes with Bennington at the premium end
Popular used Harrismodels & prices
Harris Cruiser 200 / 210 / 230 (value line)
$15,000–$45,000 usedTwenty- to twenty-three-foot pontoons with single Mercury outboards and simple furniture layouts. The affordable entry to the brand; a tritoon-package Cruiser with 115–150 hp is the one to buy.
Harris Sunliner 210 / 230 / 250
$25,000–$65,000 usedThe mid-range family pontoon: upgraded furniture, changing rooms on larger models, and performance packages that push into the 40-mph range. Volume seller on the used market.
Harris Solstice 230 / 250
$45,000–$85,000 usedA step up in fit and finish with premium vinyl, LED lighting and larger engine options. Late-model Solstices are the sweet spot for buyers who want luxury without Crowne money.
Harris Grand Mariner / Crowne (luxury)
$70,000–$160,000 usedThe flagships: 23- to 27-footers with twin-engine options, bar setups and sport arches. Six-figure boats new; used examples still sell for most of it.
Ranges are typical asking prices for privately sold and dealer-serviced boats in the U.S.; condition, engine hours, and refit quality move prices substantially.
Harris boats for sale now
Dealer2005 Harris 220 Super Sunliner
Howell, MI
Pontoon & tritoon · Fair condition
Wilson Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$5,495
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Dealer2006 Harris 220 Super Sunliner
Harrison Township, MI
Pontoon & tritoon · Good condition
Wilson Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$15,999
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Dealer2023 Harris 230 Grand Mariner
Bellaire, MI
Pontoon & tritoon · Used condition
Dewitt Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$108,500
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DealerFair Deal2023 Harris CRUISER 230 SLDH
Richland, MI
Pontoon & tritoon
Gull Lake Marine
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$55,384
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DealerFair Deal2021 Harris SOLSTICE 230 SLDH
Richland, MI
Pontoon & tritoon
Gull Lake Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$64,999
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DealerGreat Deal2022 Harris 210 Sunliner
Howell, MI
Pontoon & tritoon
Wilson Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$37,995
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DealerFair Deal2023 Harris 230 Solstice
Howell, MI
Pontoon & tritoon
Wilson Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$52,595
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DealerFair Deal2025 Harris 210 Sunliner
Howell, MI
Pontoon & tritoon
Wilson Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$56,999
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Dealer2011 Harris Cruiser CX 200 *ELECTRIC*
Howell, MI
Pontoon & tritoon
Wilson Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$9,999
View detailsBuying a used Harris: what to check
- Confirm the number of tubes and the strake package — a true performance tritoon is worth far more than a two-tube boat with a big engine bolted on
- Inspect the furniture for cracked vinyl, sagging seat bases and mildew under the cushions; a pontoon reupholstery costs thousands and is the most common expense
- Look at the tubes underneath for dents, weld repairs and pitting from being kept in a wet slip without antifouling
- Check the outboard hours and service records; a Mercury 150 or 200 is a large share of the boat's value
Frequently asked questions
How much is a used Harris pontoon worth?
Cruiser-series boats typically bring $15,000–$45,000; Sunliners $25,000–$65,000; Solstice models $45,000–$85,000; Grand Mariner and Crowne flagships $70,000–$160,000. Tritoon performance packages sit at the top of each range.
Harris or Bennington — which holds value better?
Both are premium pontoon brands with strong resale, and in most markets the difference is smaller than the difference between a two-tube and a tritoon of either brand. Bennington has the larger dealer network; Harris interiors are often a step nicer at the same price.
How long does a pontoon boat last?
The aluminum tubes and frame last 30 years or more with basic care. Expect to replace furniture and canvas every 10–15 years and the outboard around the 1,500–2,000 hour mark, which for most owners is 20-plus seasons.
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