Eliminator Daytona 24

[stankgilr]

Opinions/Pricing?

Hey guys, I'm looking into purchasing a 1991 Daytona 24 w/ a 502 bravo 1 700hrs original motor

The boat is truely spotless, I was stunned when I saw it. What is a reasonable price in your opinions? Comes w/ trailer.

Thanks again.

Good looking boat. 15-18K

[stankgilr]

so am i hurting myself at $20k?

any owners or former owners with insight?

[Airpacker]

20 with a fresh motor maybe.

[wannabe]

End of season- 15-16k tops.

700 hours needs a rebuild on a performance boat- plus the age.

Wannabe

[MitchStellin]

First we need to see a picture of you, then we can tell you what to ask.....who knows, maybe someone will buy it for you....

[Mercury_Challenger]

Originally Posted by MitchStellin

First we need to see a picture of you, then we can tell you what to ask.....who knows, maybe someone will buy it for you....

Are you trying to pick up guys again???

[TexomaPowerboater]

Originally Posted by stankgilr

so am i hurting myself at $20k?

any owners or former owners with insight?

I'm not an owner or former owner, but I think this is a better buy for around $20K

[stankgilr]

Originally Posted by TexomaPowerboater

I'm not an owner or former owner, but I think this is a better buy for around $20K

so you think 20k is a decent deal? aren't these boats hard to find? especially since i'm not looking to spend over 20k...

[TexomaPowerboater]

Originally Posted by stankgilr

so you think 20k is a decent deal? aren't these boats hard to find? especially since i'm not looking to spend over 20k...

Yes they are hard to find. I may have seen 2 for sale in the past 5 years. 700hrs is a lot for one engine. Most 502's require rebuilds at around 500hrs. When you ad that into the equation......the cost of the boat just went up by $2-4,000. So now your $20K just turned into $24K and I think you can find a better boat for that much.