Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation (Post 3267752)

Look at the bid history, the two final bidders had a feedback of 7 and 0, combine this with a seller with a 4 feedback and I would be stunned if this boat actually changed hands. :eek:

Originally Posted by hawaiianhopper (Post 3267840)

Hey Blume...I'm trying to figure out if there is geographical differences that is making the numbers different, but when I go to NADA.com, it shows that low retail is 19630, and ave is 22,340. That jives with what my book says too. Heck it even says that used trade-in is $19K.

I'm confused. Different motor selected maybe?

Thanks!

Originally Posted by Jupiter Sunsation (Post 3267752)

Look at the bid history, the two final bidders had a feedback of 7 and 0, combine this with a seller with a 4 feedback and I would be stunned if this boat actually changed hands. :eek:

Originally Posted by thumper038 (Post 3267846)

I dont really understand this I have a Sea Ray listed on ebay and only a 7 score and bidders are score from 1 to ???
the reserve is almost reached and I will let it go if it does hit the reserve which is far less than NADA.
Look under 370 Sea Ray auction ends tomorrow
Thanks Jim

also if it sells I guess that will be acv

Originally Posted by DollaBill (Post 3267945)

There are big diff's in the prices geographically depending on the boat. An example would be a DCB. If it's worth 80,000 in the Havasu market it's worth 60ish in Miami

Originally Posted by DollaBill (Post 3267775)

whats MSRP on the boat? sticker? do you know?

Originally Posted by DollaBill (Post 3267945)

There are big diff's in the prices geographically depending on the boat. An example would be a DCB. If it's worth 80,000 in the Havasu market it's worth 60ish in Miami

Originally Posted by Outkast Rafe (Post 3267818)

better yet what is ACV on suppodesly the best OSO boat for sale right now...the red 35 motion