Top Gun Price
09-21-2022 | 06:33 PM
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$75,000 IMO.......so maybe list it at $85k.
Agree I would price it as if motors needed rebuild. I believe prices have deflated back to pre-COVID levels, at least for these old boats where financing is difficult. I think as boats are aging the pool of interested buyers will be less and less because you can't finance it and young guy's just aren't wrenching on boats like they use to. Iphone killing off the renaissance men. Guy's that can pay $75K cash also looking at boats in 150-200K range that can be financed.
Agree I would price it as if motors needed rebuild. I believe prices have deflated back to pre-COVID levels, at least for these old boats where financing is difficult. I think as boats are aging the pool of interested buyers will be less and less because you can't finance it and young guy's just aren't wrenching on boats like they use to. Iphone killing off the renaissance men. Guy's that can pay $75K cash also looking at boats in 150-200K range that can be financed.
09-22-2022 | 07:25 AM
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Unless big power OL's that some may be able to afford to buy but not maintain.
09-30-2022 | 10:01 AM
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Agree financing could be difficult. If it was what I was looking for I would not hesitate to pay $75K cash for that boat and that is coming from someone who has the ability and well informed after shopping for over a year or so not to mention most of my adult life just love browsing the classifieds.
The boat certainly stands out in the classifieds in that price range (in a good way). Inflation just so tough right now for everyone I think and stock market not doing good so people don't want to sell off any stocks to pay for it.
