as boats get older the disparity in pricing gets worse. I think its understandable to a point as boats are not like cars there is millions of them like cars so its hard to get a good base line, and as a model gets older, there are even less to judge. But I have found as boats gets to be ten years old and older the pricing is all over the place.

Before my fountain i owned a crownline nada said it was worth 5500, but crownlines the same age were selling around 10. First guy comes and playes the whole nada game and offers 4500, I tell him go look on the market, and tell me if you can find a crownline or other like brand the same size in this shape for 4500, he scoffed and walked away. Same night another guy game offered 9, and it sold. So Im not a big fan of Nada. I think it offers a starting place, but I usually search 2-3 other like boats in the area and get my price.