Unfortunately I have more than that in it. The only piece on the boat still 95 is the hull number. It was important to me to have new power. That comes at a cost. Either I built this 95 with new motors with the colors and style I wanted or buy a new boat. The new boat was approx double the cost with same equipment. As said before the motors their equip and rigging was over fifty. Electronics were 12. Add the alum trailer the boat is free. So I ask you what is it actually worth. How does someone price this boat. What should I ask for it. What is fair for a 95 completely rebuilt in 13 with over five years of warranty. I would love to hear your thoughts and ideas.

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I heard that this 30' Predator Cat can be built with a cuddly.

Will be one of the the fastest CC around with just a pair of outboards or if you want twin small block V8's with your choice of drives.


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But below it says 95 that was redone in 2023 either wsy nice boat

It's a nice set-up for sure and I'm not dogging the boat, but it's still a twenty year old boat, I love the new power, but in ten years someone will have spent 75K on a boat that's thirty years old.

There's a few things through the years that I wish I hadn't gotten too deep into too, good luck with the sale.

You will never get out of a boat what you put in. The guy that bought a brand new boat in 2013, his isn't worth what he paid either. Add on top hull technology over 20 yrs. the only way a full redo of a boat is worth it is if you love the boat and wanna keep it a long time.

I like the idea but it is going to be well past what I want to spend.

I do want to see what the final product looks like though, like the idea here

1993 30 scarab. 2004 300 hpdi yamahas

I had a few girlfriends like that.

Nate,

What is your budget?

Aren't you the manufacturer?

Thanks for the info. Just like a new boat in ten years there will be depreciation. The new boat will depreciate more due to the higher value and price. I know I got too deep in the project and as always with these issues, you never get your money back. Unfortunately I only know how to do something 100%. Just as I mentioned to Nate. Be careful. It's easy to go overboard. Originally the plan was to keep it. I had two brokers evaluate the boat with two different ideas. I would like to hear from the guys on this forum. What in your opinion(they going to vary greatly). As to a fair value of this boat as a whole.