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Parkerboatman 12-04-2022 10:34 AM

'94 35' fountain lightning
 
Hi I am new to the group. We are looking at a '94 35' lightning, less than 60 hrs on rebuilt 502's, new upholstery throughout, tandem axle trailer with both axles rebuilt. We have arrived at a price of $35,000. NADA rates the boat at $24,000 with trailer. Thoughts??


boatnt 12-04-2022 10:43 AM


Originally Posted by Parkerboatman (Post 4852834)
Hi I am new to the group. We are looking at a '94 35' lightning, less than 60 hrs on rebuilt 502's, new upholstery throughout, tandem axle trailer with both axles rebuilt. We have arrived at a price of $35,000. NADA rates the boat at $24,000 with trailer. Thoughts??

in todays market thats a fair deal

DrFeelgood 12-04-2022 10:44 AM

long as it's not rotten anywhere.

540Fever 12-04-2022 03:14 PM

Agreed. Doesn’t sound like a bad price. Any recent surveys? Documentation on the rebuilds?

1MOSES1 12-04-2022 05:42 PM

NADA estimates mean nothing…better off doing your own research. look at listings, talk to people, see what’s selling vs. sitting, etc.

good luck

540Fever 12-04-2022 08:00 PM


Originally Posted by 1MOSES1 (Post 4852852)
NADA estimates mean nothing…better off doing your own research. look at listings, talk to people, see what’s selling vs. sitting, etc.

good luck

side note - randomly came across your Cig post last night questioning sale price. If I was in the market! Sweet boat.

1MOSES1 12-04-2022 08:04 PM


Originally Posted by 540Fever (Post 4852861)
side note - randomly came across your Cig post last night questioning sale price. If I was in the market! Sweet boat.

hahaha thanks

evidently I shouldn’t be giving advice on boat sales. I still own it 🤣😂🤣

540Fever 12-04-2022 09:06 PM


Originally Posted by 1MOSES1 (Post 4852862)
hahaha thanks

evidently I shouldn’t be giving advice on boat sales. I still own it 🤣😂🤣

Lol I’ll tell you man, pricing 20+ year old boats isn’t easy. I bought my 22 year old boat for a “deal” 2 years ago and have put more into the boat than I originally paid. Hindsight, could’ve dropped a little more and probably saved myself money buying a nicer boat out of the gate. If I ever went to sell it, I’d get a bunch of laughing emoji’s at my asking price. Understandably, looking at similar year/model boats.

That said, your boat looks very solid and I think your ask is very fair. Just a bad time to sell a boat in most parts of the country.

540Fever 12-04-2022 10:17 PM

Apologies to OP for the side bar, but hopefully this convo helps in your decision. So many variables when buying an older boat.


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