Eight questions buyers ask about the Stingray 19SC, answered from the boats listed on US Marine Connection right now.
How much does a used Stingray 19SC cost?
Right now US Marine Connection shows 10 approved, priced 19SC listings, and they ask between $37,514 and $37,824, with a median asking price of $37,514. That is a tight band, which makes sense because every one of them is a new 2027 unit rather than a used boat. Keep in mind these are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid, and none of the current listings are pre-owned.
What years of the 19SC are for sale?
Every 19SC currently listed is a 2027 model. All 10 priced listings share that year, and the descriptions call them new units, so there are no older model years on the site at the moment. If you specifically want an earlier 19SC, nothing on US Marine Connection fits that right now. All 10 do have photos, so you can see each boat before you call.
How many hours is typical on a used 19SC?
No 19SC listing on US Marine Connection states an engine hour figure, so there is no typical number to quote here. That is consistent with what the descriptions do say: all 10 are described as new 2027 units, which means hours should be minimal or delivery-only. If hours matter to you, ask the seller directly and confirm the reading on the gauge before you commit.
What should I check before buying a used 19SC?
Since the listings are 2027 deck boats rigged with a Suzuki DF115BTXW outboard, focus your walkthrough there: confirm the engine model and serial match the paperwork, check that warranty registration is in order, and run it to verify shifting, steering and trim. Beyond that, look over the upholstery and gelcoat for storage or transport marks, test bilge pump and lights, and confirm whether a trailer is included, since the descriptions do not mention one.
What features come on the 19SC?
The dealer descriptions here are short. What they consistently state is a deck boat layout, an LOA of 19 feet, and a Suzuki DF115BTXW outboard, each listing carrying its own stock number. Nothing else, such as electronics, canvas, or seating details, is spelled out in the text, so treat anything beyond that as unconfirmed and ask the seller for a full options list on the specific hull you like.
Is the 19SC good for family days on the water?
The listings describe it as a deck boat about 19 feet long, and that layout is generally built around open floor space and seating rather than a narrow cockpit, which suits casual family outings. That said, the descriptions here do not list seating, storage, swim platform or any other specific amenities, so confirm the actual layout in the photos and with the seller before you assume it fits your crew.
Where can I find a 19SC for sale near me?
All 10 priced 19SC listings on US Marine Connection are in Houston, Texas, so that is the only city showing inventory for this model right now. Each one includes photos, and each carries its own stock number in the description. If you are outside Texas, you would be looking at a trip or an arranged delivery, since no other location currently has a 19SC listed.
How does the 19SC compare to the 19DC or the 17CC?
On price, the 19SC is the lower-cost of the 19-foot pair: 10 listed from $37,514 to $37,824 with a $37,514 median, against nine 19DC listings at $39,577 to $39,888, median $39,577. The 17CC has four listings all at $38,611. All three are 2027 model years. Beyond price and year, the listings do not give enough detail to compare layouts or rigging, so ask the seller to walk you through the differences.
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.