97 312 Fastech value
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I'm thinking (allthough killing me to do) of moving up to a 353.
Wondering what my 312 could be sold for, any thoughts?
only 208 hrs on boat, 454 mag mpi's, Vortech breathers, Offshore exhaust w/ S/S risers and elec. selectable Teague S/S exhaust tips, braided fuel lines. Bravo 1 drives with showers and 4 blade bravo 1 props labbed by B-blades. Full Hyd steering.
New paint by Mitcher T and tri-axel Eagle trailer. No scratches anywhere. Interior looks new. Awsome tunes. Elec. bolsters and foot pads. rear deck shower, Boat tops out at 73 on GPS.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzkLaf3kG8Y
Wondering what my 312 could be sold for, any thoughts?
only 208 hrs on boat, 454 mag mpi's, Vortech breathers, Offshore exhaust w/ S/S risers and elec. selectable Teague S/S exhaust tips, braided fuel lines. Bravo 1 drives with showers and 4 blade bravo 1 props labbed by B-blades. Full Hyd steering.
New paint by Mitcher T and tri-axel Eagle trailer. No scratches anywhere. Interior looks new. Awsome tunes. Elec. bolsters and foot pads. rear deck shower, Boat tops out at 73 on GPS.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzkLaf3kG8Y
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Low 40's seems low from what I see they are going for on here,I boats and e-bay. Most these 312s come loaded K-planes etc. No A/C though..Where could you have put that on a 312?
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I would think that is pretty close.......I sold mine in 2002 I think. Here is the flyer I did for it......I ended up getting $62K. Can folks finance a boat now that is over 10 years old? Do you need a cash buyer?
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No.....that seems low for what people are asking, look how long they have been for sale.
I removed the porta-potti and installed it in there. Carried the porta-potti in the floor for the few times we really needed it. Built a cabinet to house the controls and 2 vents, one forward, one aft. Even added a bed extension so our heads weren't tucked up into the narrow part of the V-berth
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nice add Phantom..... mine is set up the same way even the same paint until I had Mitcher T paint it in Mich. I was hoping for abour 50-52,,, I told my wife if I move to a 353 I'd stop,,,my arms were crossed. ha..
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Not really.....here is one from before the AC was installed and we were still using "redneck air" (a window unit in the cabin door). It's a 2 ft extension the width of the opening with a lip to hold it in place. It has galvanized pipe fittings to create the vertical supports. I later changed them to longer legs and moved them inward to go down the the floor. Padded the top and covered everything in fabric. The legs screwed in so I could removed them and slide the entire assembly under the factory berth cushions.
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2002 was still bringing pretty good money, by 2006 things were dropping......now the market is in the toilet.
I believe going from a 1997 312 to a 2003ish 353 is going to cost you $50K out of pocket......you can sell yours for $40K and buy a nice 353 for $90K now, or wait til your boat is (hopefully) worth $50K but then that 353 is worth $100K.
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with the way financing is going now adays...you might be stuck selling to a cash buyer. (i.e. my parents just tried to refinance our beach house and were denied citing not enough collateral...even though my parents own two other houses outright with no mortgages with est values of 1 mil and 225k)...you figure that one out!!!
its even worse for non necessity items like boats...good luck with the sale.
its even worse for non necessity items like boats...good luck with the sale.



