How much is this "Well-crafted" boat worth?
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How much is this "Well-crafted" boat worth?
Hey guys. Normally I don't throw these "whats it worth?" threads out there, BUT I got a guy who wants to drive down from D-town to look at one of my old boats.
Its a 1982 Wellcrsft 26' Nova II. Twin 350/260's-575 hours. Alpha drives, Imron paint. Sink, Fridge.
The paint is in great shape on sides and bottom, bow is fading. Interior is good, rear bench is loosing it at the stitching. The boat runs excellent, taking no oil and runs smooth. The trailer is in Excellent shape and fits the boat well. If you guys could help me kick some #'s around before I call this guy, that would be great.
I see these things SELL anywhere from $1k to $15k. I would think in my little brain, this one is a 6-9er.
Let me know what you think.
Nick
Its a 1982 Wellcrsft 26' Nova II. Twin 350/260's-575 hours. Alpha drives, Imron paint. Sink, Fridge.
The paint is in great shape on sides and bottom, bow is fading. Interior is good, rear bench is loosing it at the stitching. The boat runs excellent, taking no oil and runs smooth. The trailer is in Excellent shape and fits the boat well. If you guys could help me kick some #'s around before I call this guy, that would be great.
I see these things SELL anywhere from $1k to $15k. I would think in my little brain, this one is a 6-9er.
Let me know what you think.
Nick
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The stripes in the side of the hull are paint, not decals. The stripes on the trailer are also paint, and not pin-stripes. I've had the boat for 5 years and it is a solid hull. The teak-wood is in excellent shape and is fully restored. Some TLC would make this a great boat for somebody. I just don't know what is fair for the boat. Seems like a lot of these Nova's are going for what the power and trailer are worth.
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In this market, I think 12K would be too high. I know of a 33' mid 80's Foutain in the 16 to 20K range with B&M Supercharged BBC and Speedmaster drives.
Your boat does look nice, but I think a better price in this market would be $6-8K to not sit on it for a long time. It should make someone a good boat.
My 2 cents....
Your boat does look nice, but I think a better price in this market would be $6-8K to not sit on it for a long time. It should make someone a good boat.
My 2 cents....
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Make Wellcraft Marine
Model Year 1982
Model 260 Nova II
Boat Type Sports Cruiser
Weight 5400
Horsepower 2-260
Hull Material Fiberglass
Hull Length 26 ft 3 in
Beam width 8 ft 0 in
Engine IO
Includes Trailer N
Original MSRP 35,995.00
Low Trade-in 5,220.00
High Trade-in 7,780.00
Retail Price 9,870.00
Condition
Description
Adjustment to Published Prices
Excellent
New Condition – loaded with options. No evidence of wear. Size, type of boat in demand.
Add 16 to 25%
Very Good
Well above average – low hours. Clean, properly maintained. No mechanical or cosmetic repairs needed. Maintenance schedules strictly adhered to. Equipped with extra cost electronics. Type of boat in demand.
Add 10 to 15%
Good – Average
Clean, saleable condition, attractive inside and out. Mechanically sound, mid-time on mechanicals. No repairs necessary.
As published. No adjustments
Fair
Areas worn and faded even after cleanup. Some scratches and chips in paint evident. Mechanically sound but on downside of life expectancy.
Subtract 10 to 25%
Rough
Boat needs significant amount of repair, both cosmetic and mechanical. Corrosion, dents, cracks, tears, evident. Cost of repairs may exceed market value. Deep-six for fish habitat.
Subtract 26 to 100%
Model Year 1982
Model 260 Nova II
Boat Type Sports Cruiser
Weight 5400
Horsepower 2-260
Hull Material Fiberglass
Hull Length 26 ft 3 in
Beam width 8 ft 0 in
Engine IO
Includes Trailer N
Original MSRP 35,995.00
Low Trade-in 5,220.00
High Trade-in 7,780.00
Retail Price 9,870.00
Condition
Description
Adjustment to Published Prices
Excellent
New Condition – loaded with options. No evidence of wear. Size, type of boat in demand.
Add 16 to 25%
Very Good
Well above average – low hours. Clean, properly maintained. No mechanical or cosmetic repairs needed. Maintenance schedules strictly adhered to. Equipped with extra cost electronics. Type of boat in demand.
Add 10 to 15%
Good – Average
Clean, saleable condition, attractive inside and out. Mechanically sound, mid-time on mechanicals. No repairs necessary.
As published. No adjustments
Fair
Areas worn and faded even after cleanup. Some scratches and chips in paint evident. Mechanically sound but on downside of life expectancy.
Subtract 10 to 25%
Rough
Boat needs significant amount of repair, both cosmetic and mechanical. Corrosion, dents, cracks, tears, evident. Cost of repairs may exceed market value. Deep-six for fish habitat.
Subtract 26 to 100%
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Nick,
I have looked at a couple like this in Wis and IL..
Basically the same specs, hours, condition.
They sold to 50 yr+ old guys for cash for $6500 +$ 7500. 600ish hours.
I have looked at a couple like this in Wis and IL..
Basically the same specs, hours, condition.
They sold to 50 yr+ old guys for cash for $6500 +$ 7500. 600ish hours.
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Sorry Spazboz, don't mean to hijack.
The Fountain is in VA. PM me for more info...
The Fountain is in VA. PM me for more info...
Last edited by Hollowpoint; 12-16-2008 at 07:15 AM. Reason: Sorry, didn't mean to dis SPAZ, not SAPZ