Jupiter 41 SB vs. Seavee 430 Express
#1

Can anyone help me and give me some help choosing a used Jupiter 41 Sport Bridge or a used Seavee 430 express? I would like to know your thoughts about the differences if you have any experience with either boat. Thank you
#2
Admirals Club 


I haven’t been on either one. But I have a friend who owns a Jupiter 41 who absolutely loves the boat. Says fit/finish/ride are second to none and he’s owned several boats. SeaVee seems to have only made a handful of express boats whereas Jupiter has a bit more experience with them- not sure how much that matters- just offering up some info.
#8

What kind of fuel mileage does the jupiter get? I fished on one this past weekend with trip f350s and was wondering if there was a big difference with different engine set ups. It is a super comfortable boat. Great for trolling and live bait fishing. Bottom fishing would get a little cramped but its a sacrifice you have to make to be able to sleep 6 comfortably and have a full galley, enclosed helm with ac etc. No experience on the SeaVee
#10
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Both are beautiful, well built boats. However, because of the excessive weight of the CV it only gets .30 mpg at cruise. That is why only a handful of those were built. They should've installed a pair of diesels in that boat.
#11
Admirals Club 


inaccurate. Cruise is .7-.8 depending on load on the SeaVee. I was on one all weekend and can confirm it
#12
Admirals Club 


I would go with a Jupiter 41 SB. The Sea Vee is a much bigger beefy machine, almost too much so.
Id try and find a clean Jupiter 41 SB with the quad 300's. They are not easy to find at all, not many made.
Id try and find a clean Jupiter 41 SB with the quad 300's. They are not easy to find at all, not many made.
#14
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looks like they’re both pretty comparable then from an economy perspective. As a qualifier, the one I was on has the trip yammy 350s. Can’t speak to the quad Mercs fuel burn but I thought they were also pretty comparable.