Whats this 37 avh worth?
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From: Granger, IN
Originally Posted by Thunder32
if that '00 37AVH was $150K brand new, I would take two!! I think it was a tad bit more when it was new. If you can get it at $125K then it would be a steal, if it's in good shape. Keep in mind that in '00 the AVH step was in "work in progress", the later models are better. As 32 fever said...... you'll be in love with the AT37AVH...
I'm not saying the boat LISTED for $150k, but I bet it was purchased for close to that. If you think all these 02 and 03 37's for sale a year after people had them built are being sold and they're all taking $40-$50k hits, there are a lot of dumb people buying Thunders. No offense, but you can't tell me they all had them built and lost their booties. People work too hard to make those dollars to blow them that quickly. They may have taken a small loss, but I doubt they made those changes at a huge hit. I AM just speculating here, so correct me if I'm wrong Thunderdan, Jassman, H20, ToddW, etc.
They are great boats, but priced a little high MSRP wise. Just check the website and you'll get sticker shock

Also, keep in mind it was a new design in 00 as you said before. They have to entice people to buy them at that point. Once proven, they will sell themselves. The 32 Thunders were proven and I'm sure those have sold themselves over the years. What cold you buy a 37 Outerlimits for back in 96? $150k or so I was told. Why are they so much now? Cause they can. I don't think Thunder is at that point, but certainly is achievable for them.
Don't get me wrong, nothing against AT, we have 4 friends with them, 3 32's and 1 37AVH, and they ALL love the boats. I'm just trying to give my opp. I'd want someone to offer me advice if I were to buy a boat and be way upside down right away. At least wait a day or two before you are upside down. LOL! Gotta love boats!
Just my thoughts to help out a fellow boater who asked a question. I may be way out of line, but then again, I AM a cheapass. LOL!
Mark
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When I had the boat it was great. I hear the new owner is looking for a #6 boat and more power. Its easy to add more power, but to convert a bravo boat over to a #6 is a pain in the a**, its easier to start with a new one. Jeff Jassby
#15
from what i heard radioactive was run hard and put away wet by the guy who has it now.
that is still one of my alltime favorites,, the way jeff set it up is perfect only thingfor me would be get rid of the gen.. i would never use. still kickin myself i shoulda bought it from jeff when had the chance,,
doh,, hindsight is so crystal clear..
wonder what it would cost to build new similar just diff paint and maybe new merc package coming out ( i heard 700 hp with new drve? ) or eickerts and 4x4's on boxes?.
anyone have an idea? would it be ready by spring?
that is still one of my alltime favorites,, the way jeff set it up is perfect only thingfor me would be get rid of the gen.. i would never use. still kickin myself i shoulda bought it from jeff when had the chance,,
doh,, hindsight is so crystal clear..
wonder what it would cost to build new similar just diff paint and maybe new merc package coming out ( i heard 700 hp with new drve? ) or eickerts and 4x4's on boxes?.
anyone have an idea? would it be ready by spring?
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From: Fredericksburg, VA
Mark
the pricing you see on AT website is suggested retail only. The few dealers and Pat work off that price with a certain discount.
With the few years that the 37AVH has existed, in my opinion, it has already proved itself as a winner. Redesigned hull and top deck, new interior, and improving fit and finish.
I don't think I would also compare Outerlimits to AT either. Two completely different approaches to boat building and customer base. Keep in mind that Pat has a very profitable body shop business also. Granted, either boat is a very nice piece to have.
and Mark, I don't think your out of line, that's what this boards about, sharing ideas and opinions. Have a great day.
Adam
the pricing you see on AT website is suggested retail only. The few dealers and Pat work off that price with a certain discount.
With the few years that the 37AVH has existed, in my opinion, it has already proved itself as a winner. Redesigned hull and top deck, new interior, and improving fit and finish.
I don't think I would also compare Outerlimits to AT either. Two completely different approaches to boat building and customer base. Keep in mind that Pat has a very profitable body shop business also. Granted, either boat is a very nice piece to have.
and Mark, I don't think your out of line, that's what this boards about, sharing ideas and opinions. Have a great day.
Adam
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Originally Posted by 32fever
It's on yachtworld for $139k
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...20&slim=quick&
Good luck dealing with National Marine. I'd try Tim G, he's probably your best bet. If you are left to anyone else, good luck getting a return call. Just spoke to someone today that also can't get National to return calls.
I'd buy it for $110k, add $10-$12k for a nice Myco and that would be an okay deal. This boat was probably $150k brand spanking new.
Good luck! Some freinds of ours have an 00 37AVH, and if you're half as happy as they are, you'll be in love
http://www.yachtworld.com/core/listi...20&slim=quick&
Good luck dealing with National Marine. I'd try Tim G, he's probably your best bet. If you are left to anyone else, good luck getting a return call. Just spoke to someone today that also can't get National to return calls.
I'd buy it for $110k, add $10-$12k for a nice Myco and that would be an okay deal. This boat was probably $150k brand spanking new.
Good luck! Some freinds of ours have an 00 37AVH, and if you're half as happy as they are, you'll be in love

#18
Originally Posted by Jonas
from what i heard radioactive was run hard and put away wet by the guy who has it now.
that is still one of my alltime favorites,, the way jeff set it up is perfect only thingfor me would be get rid of the gen.. i would never use. still kickin myself i shoulda bought it from jeff when had the chance,,
doh,, hindsight is so crystal clear..
wonder what it would cost to build new similar just diff paint and maybe new merc package coming out ( i heard 700 hp with new drve? ) or eickerts and 4x4's on boxes?.
anyone have an idea? would it be ready by spring?
that is still one of my alltime favorites,, the way jeff set it up is perfect only thingfor me would be get rid of the gen.. i would never use. still kickin myself i shoulda bought it from jeff when had the chance,,
doh,, hindsight is so crystal clear..
wonder what it would cost to build new similar just diff paint and maybe new merc package coming out ( i heard 700 hp with new drve? ) or eickerts and 4x4's on boxes?.
anyone have an idea? would it be ready by spring?
#19
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From: Granger, IN
Originally Posted by MAXIMA5
That boat books out at 155,000 all day long, even without a Myco. MSRP was right around $225,000 and that boat with that power will push over 80.

You better offer more Go4Broke, or you'll miss out!!! LOL!From my experience with National, you should be returning phone calls instead of posting on the internet. I've called more than 5 times to National over the years and have not ever gotten a return call. And I'm not alone.
#20
Nada
Low Retail Average Retail
Base Price
$100,300 $123,800
Reported Engine Range: 401-500 HP (8.1L)
Total adjustment for your engine(s) - Add: $5,820
Options
Power Boat: ELECTRONICS
Depth Sounder: $140 $170
Inverter / Charger - 1500w: $570 $680
Power Boat: ENTERTAINMENT
Stereo - am/fm CD player w/4 speakers: $290 $345
Power Boat: GALLEY
Pressure Water System: $140 $170
Power Boat: MISCELLANEOUS OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
Air Conditioning / Heating System - 12,000btu: $1,115 $1,325
TOTAL $108,375 $132,310
Low Retail Average Retail
Base Price
$100,300 $123,800
Reported Engine Range: 401-500 HP (8.1L)
Total adjustment for your engine(s) - Add: $5,820
Options
Power Boat: ELECTRONICS
Depth Sounder: $140 $170
Inverter / Charger - 1500w: $570 $680
Power Boat: ENTERTAINMENT
Stereo - am/fm CD player w/4 speakers: $290 $345
Power Boat: GALLEY
Pressure Water System: $140 $170
Power Boat: MISCELLANEOUS OPTIONAL EQUIPMENT
Air Conditioning / Heating System - 12,000btu: $1,115 $1,325
TOTAL $108,375 $132,310
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