Boats on Used Victoria and Other Areas

macro said:
Best guess if going new and paying to have the work done. 75 for new motors / wiring / electronics ... or more?
Click to expand...
75 for the motors only, I’m guessing for two stations. 50k plus for the wiring and electronics. I’ve never replaced or wired a bow thruster or windlass but I imagine each will be 5k at least? A windlass alone is a 10k each option I think for some boat builds. Someone should be able to give a better ballpark then me I’m just guessing.
 
@macro the problem is IMO with that kind of scenario on a boat of its kind you would have to get the boat for 50k and maybe the trailer for 10k so say 60k total. Motors may or may not be good but good to sell to someone who wants them for parts. The rest of the boat has been gone through like termites through wood... the amount of time, money and effort is alot and the parts needed is going to be alot of $$$$$$. I think that boat fixed up and usable again, no more then what hes asking but hey thats just me... Maybe 200k for someone getting a hard on for it but... yikes.
 
macro said:
What do you think fair market is? Best comparable I can find is 260.

View attachment 115140
Click to expand...
The 250’s are a much more attractive engine to most than the yami 200 but a good comparison none the less. Probably a better deal. Those engines that sunk worth much unless they were immediately pickled and even then I would put them at a value of 0$ as the cost to remove them is probably what you’d get for the cowling and props. I do love the side door and front ladder
 
kaelc said:
A 14 foot sabicraft with no canvas and tiny kicker and a 40 or 50hp would be about that price new with the chart plotter and downriggers I’d think.

At least it’s got a 115hp should be the right engine for her?
Click to expand...
Power is right. Price is ast least 10k too high.
 
What do we think of this one fellas? ...checks some boxes for me.. sorry if reposted.1000012693.png

Facebook

www.facebook.com www.facebook.com

1996 Bayliner Trophy 1802 - $27,000 Nanaimo

The 1996 Bayliner Trophy 1802 is a proven, dependable boat that’s perfect for fishing, cruising, or just enjoying a day on the water. Its compact size makes it easy to tow and launch, while its thoughtful design ensures comfort and functionality. Whether you're a first-time boat owner or adding to your fleet, this Trophy 1802 offers incredible value and endless possibilities.

This one comes complete with a 2005 Mercury 115 HP Saltwater outboard, 9.9 HP kicker, dual Scotty electric downriggers, Garmin chartplotter/fishfinder, VHF radio, canvas enclosure and newly serviced Roadrunner trailer. New breaks, bearing, wheels, etc.


Comes with fishing rods and PFD's as well.

This is a turn-key boat ready to take you on the water.

This boat is being marketed by Kelly Yacht Sales on behalf of the owner.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

Similar threads

Chummer
On the hunt for a boat
Replies
96
Views
17K
Tommygun
Tommygun
aeroblade
Help with buying my first boat
Replies
237
Views
43K
1marko
1
smokedvw
Determining my next boat and looking for help (17' DE/Hurston, 185 DE, Campion 542, Hewes Sea Runner 180 etc)
Replies
17
Views
8K
Aces
Aces
Franko Manini
SOLD: 20' ThunderJet Luxor Welded Aluminum
Replies
5
Views
5K
Franko Manini
Franko Manini
ExFlyGuy
Pod builder on the island
Replies
14
Views
6K
Fishing?
F
Back
Top