Buyer questions
Eight questions buyers ask about the MasterCraft X24, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
Right now US Marine Connection shows three approved X24 listings with photos, asking between $124,595 and $174,900, with a median asking price of $139,900. Those are asking prices, not what anyone paid. The spread reflects model year and how each boat is equipped, since the 2019 through 2022 range covers different setups and included gear like trailers and tower ballast.
The current listings span model years 2019 through 2022. That is three boats total, all listed as ski and wake inboards. One description covers a 2022 X24 V-drive, another a 2019 X24 described as having freshwater history and warranty coverage, and a third a surf boat with an Ilmor 6.2 rated at 430 hp. No other MasterCraft models are listed alongside them.
There is no hour figure recorded in the listing data fields, so no site-wide typical number can be given for these three boats. The dealer descriptions themselves do mention hours: 87.4 on the 2022, 340 on the 2019, and 291.7 on the boat with the Ilmor 6.2. Treat those as seller-stated numbers and confirm them against the engine display and service records.
On 2019 to 2022 inboard surf boats, start with the engine and drive: verify the stated hours on the gauge, review service history, and check the Ilmor 6.2 for leaks and cooling condition. Test the ballast system and surf gear through a full cycle, since these boats are built around it. Inspect the fiberglass hull, tower, upholstery and any listed extras like the trailer, rear view camera and lighting. A sea trial is worth the trip.
Going only by what these descriptions state: a 430 hp Ilmor 6.2 inboard, V-drive layout, fiberglass hull, and a 24-foot length overall. One boat lists RGB lighting, a powered tower ballast system, a rear view camera, a swim platform and a custom trailer. The sellers describe the X24 as built for wakeboarding and wakesurfing with customizable surf waves. Features not named in a given listing should be confirmed with that seller.
The descriptions point that way. One seller calls it designed for serious watersports enthusiasts and families seeking a premium experience, ready for action on any lake or large body of water. These are ski and wake inboards built around surf and wakeboard waves, with a swim platform noted on one boat. Nothing in the listings addresses fishing or offshore use, so judge them as freshwater tow boats.
The three current X24 listings sit in three cities: Fife, Washington, Howell, Michigan, and Issaquah, Washington. That means two in the Pacific Northwest and one in southeast Michigan. All three include photos. If none of those are close to you, the inventory is small enough that checking back as listings change is the practical approach, since only these three are live now.
Quite a bit for three boats. The low asking price is $124,595 and the high is $174,900, a spread of just over $50,000, with the median at $139,900. Model year plays into it, with the group running 2019 to 2022, and so does included equipment such as a custom trailer, powered tower ballast and cameras on one of the boats. Again, these are asking figures only.
Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US Marine Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.
MasterCraft X24 listed now
DealerGood DealFife, WA
Ski & wake
Union Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$124,595
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DealerFair DealIssaquah, WA
Ski & wake
Union Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$174,900
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DealerFair DealHowell, MI
Ski & wake
Wilson Marine
Nationwide Delivery Available
$139,900
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