10 Meter What's it worth?
 

I've got an 86 10 Meter in near mint condition, mostly original except for Imco steering. Has only 365 hours of fresh water use, always rack stored indoor. Stock 370hp 454's, trs drives, original gelcoat and interior, on a Flote-on aluminum trailer with all new tires, bearings, winch etc. Whats it worth right now, if I was to sell it?

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25-30

Just bought an 88 10 meter, very clean. Paid $30

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I'll show ya mine, you show me yours!

Looks great!

Does it have Full Hyd Steering?? Not in the pics, but you said imco steering? Stock Merc cast iron exhaust? The thru hulls look kinda low? Amost like they'd be at the water line or below at rest?

Nice looking classic 10 meter. If i had to guess whats its worth, i'd think 20-25k in this market.

Yes full Imco hydraulic steering, stock manifolds never in salt. Exhaust exits right above water line, guess original owner wanted her a little quieter. Wouldn't have been my choice either, but I would hate to cut new holes just to make it look cooler. Probably only sat in the water overnite 5 times since 1986.

Your boat looks good. On the 10M's and the 12M's the exhaust on the 370's came out below the rub rail, like on yours. The exhaust on the 420's exited above the rub rail.

How fast is a 10 meter with 370's?? 70?

i am not too sure about that.the 85 10meter i have has 370,s in it and exit above the rub rail,the other 2 86,s i looked @before i bought the 85 were the same also.i dont know.maybe a factory option??i have seen 310 meters like yours that have the exhaust below the rub rail

I don't see the hydraulic steering unless its in newer photo's. The boat looks real nice how about some cockpit photo's.

Sorry the pics were before the steering was added. I don't have any interior pics in my computer right now and can't get the camera and pc to communicate at this time. Interior is original, with the side by side bolster set up.

my '84 was one of the twin turbo boats and its exhaust exited below the rubrail as its siter-ship did as well.

Bryan