Boats on Used Victoria and Other Areas

dradons said:
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1984 Custom Sea Sport 22' Sportsman - boats - by owner - marine sale - craigslist

The Good: 1984 Sportsman 2200 Sea Sport. This boat was customized and repowered in 2019. I had Dwane, at PDR, perform the custom fiberglass work on the transom, then fabricate and installed a new...
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Beautiful little boat except for the "bad". But could be good for someone that is good at fiberglassing.
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Yeah, that's a sweet little rig. Looks super clean. Would be a nice buy for somebody who can DIY the deck repairs.
 
Pod project after the main croaks? Pilot house 23’. Lowest price I’ve seen in a while on a Pro 23’.

2006 Trophy 2352 WA $25,500.

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Pineapple Express said:
Yeah, that's a sweet little rig. Looks super clean. Would be a nice buy for somebody who can DIY the deck repairs.
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I saw this one,it's too bad somebody that worked on it didn't tell the owner about the back deck/stringers before he spend all that money on pod and motors.It would be $40K+ by the time you import and then the unknown expense to have it put right.Great boat and power choice though.
 
There has been a slightly bigger Bayliner hard top with a pod, a new 175hp Suzuki, and a used 175 suzuki has been sitting for a while down in WA. I think the days of people spending tens of thousands on projects are long gone. I was thinking about offering 10k for the bayliner, but would want a cheap 250hp or more to replace the Suzuki's with and I would use the new Suzuki. Even paying 10k to import it, the time spent, exchange and taxes makes it not worth it. Someone on the lower mainland maybe but the extra day or two and 500-1000k it takes to bring a boat back isn't worth it for most islanders.
 
kaelc said:
There has been a slightly bigger Bayliner hard top with a pod, a new 175hp Suzuki, and a used 175 suzuki has been sitting for a while down in WA. I think the days of people spending tens of thousands on projects are long gone. I was thinking about offering 10k for the bayliner, but would want a cheap 250hp or more to replace the Suzuki's with and I would use the new Suzuki. Even paying 10k to import it, the time spent, exchange and taxes makes it not worth it. Someone on the lower mainland maybe but the extra day or two and 500-1000k it takes to bring a boat back isn't worth it for most islanders.
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Funny you would say that, when I was looking for a boat , 7 years ago in the Us side bayliner trophy (older ones) where 7-15k depending on condition and weren’t selling, then Covid hit and they where selling for 25-35k, lots for sale lately and not selling, after owning 2 of them, both inboard I would never buy another one, the newer pro ones might be better, never been on one, guy in Renfrew 3 camps from me has one and likes it, he just spent 44k on a new 300 verado, so must be alright
 
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Sweet! What're the thoughts about pricing here? Compared to lots of other boats this seems like a pretty attractive price for a newer welded aluminum.
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It's a great little boat and well maintained. I had a chance to have first crack at it because it's a friends boat. The interior is unfinished but it was rigged by Mcdonald Marine in Powell River who are very thoughtful and thorough. It was used as a crew boat for two years to run from Powell River to Hardy Island so not a lot of abuse. I really wanted to like it but it was just too small for my needs. The fishing deck is a great size though. Definitely a good buy for someone looking for this size and finish.
 
Pineapple Express said:
Sweet! What're the thoughts about pricing here? Compared to lots of other boats this seems like a pretty attractive price for a newer welded aluminum.
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Sweet boat and looks like a real tank (in a good way). I'm curious about the use case for this design (strange water taxi, considering how small the cabin is). Bulletproof / rough water design, twin power, big rear deck, great helm setup, but the interior looks very spartan and somewhat unfinished (exposed spray foam) - its also tiny. I'm curious if the measured LOA is 23ft including motors, or hull only?

I don't know what you would compare it against? A 24' Silver Streak Swiftsure? A 21' ft Renfrew? How much do those go for, and how much more are you going to have to put into this to get an equivalent level of finish? The closest I could find was a Lifetimer 22ft cabin:

2200 Cabin Model — Lifetimer Boats

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I could think that it makes a strong case as a medium distance year-round cabin commuter that is 'built', and that huge rear deck would be great for prawn / crab traps / building materials - just not sure that you'd actually want to be out on the water for more than a few hours at a time in this thing.

Interesting to see that both motors are standard rotation - likely makes zero difference, but just one of those things you might notice.
 
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Max123 said:
Sweet boat and looks like a a real tank (in a good way). I'm curious about the use case for this design (strange water taxi, considering how small the cabin is). Bulletproof / rough water design, twin power, big rear deck, great helm setup, but the interior looks very spartan and somewhat unfinished (exposed spray foam) - its also tiny. I'm curious if the measured LOA is 23ft including motors, or hull only?

I don't know what you would compare it against? A 24' Silver Streak Swiftsure? how much does one of those go for, and how much more are you going to have to put into this to get an equivalent level of finish?

I could think that it makes a strong case as a medium distance year-round cabin commuter that is 'built', and that huge rear deck would be great for prawn / crab traps / building materials - just not sure that you'd actually want to be out on the water for more than a few hours in this thing.
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Pretty much my thoughts too. But I'm drawn more to the good kind of tanks vs the cookie-cutter aluminums with paint and plywood floors (example: Raider/Kingfisher/etc). This is a sweet boat for somebody.
 
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