I am wondering if anyone can tell me what the list price was of a 2001 320 and a 2002 326.I am buying one of those and am just interested in what the new price was.
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I can not remember the list price but it seem like the 326 was maybe $5000 higher. Back then we were in an inflation type economy and prices went up each year. I bought the 320 new with several option so I can not remember price but I did compare the two boat to see what the difference was. The first big difference was replacing the aft port windows of the saloon with smaller windows. It seemed like the reduce the quality of the boat but I can't remember specifics. I do remember I like the 320 better.
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The prices back then don't matter much today. What matters is the comparative prices of models for sale. Proximity matters. I got a good deal on my 320 from Crazy Dave outside Wilmington NC, but he had to truck it to Pamlico Sound where I hired a guy to bring it up the intercostal to Norflok. I took it from there.
Another key factor is in-mast furling. I saw a 326 steal at 60k years ago when it was worth 75k, but it had the conventional mainsail. My in-mast furl proved well worth the modest difference in price.
One advantage you have is that all these boats are easily found on the Intenet at sail.com etc. so you can do some quick comparisons. That said, there's nothing like a reputable Hunter dealer. I recommend Crazy Dave as well as Norton Yachts in Deltaville VA.
Happy hunting. It's more fun than trying to find a new gal... well not quite.
The prices back then don't matter much today. What matters is the comparative prices of models for sale. Proximity matters. I got a good deal on my 320 from Crazy Dave outside Wilmington NC, but he had to truck it to Pamlico Sound where I hired a guy to bring it up the intercostal to Norflok. I took it from there.
Another key factor is in-mast furling. I saw a 326 steal at 60k years ago when it was worth 75k, but it had the conventional mainsail. My in-mast furl proved well worth the modest difference in price.
One advantage you have is that all these boats are easily found on the Intenet at sail.com etc. so you can do some quick comparisons. That said, there's nothing like a reputable Hunter dealer. I recommend Crazy Dave as well as Norton Yachts in Deltaville VA.
Happy hunting. It's more fun than trying to find a new gal... well not quite.
It depends on the equipment. Electronics, appliances, mast furlers and engine size. Both boats were probably around low $80s when new in basic configuration.
Thanks guys,I figured it was aboiut in the mid 80"S.I bought a 2003 356 and with options about 130+ I just dont get how someone can ask 70's for a 200X 320 but what do I know?????
2003 326
I bought my 2003 326 last year for 60K. Thought it was a great deal. It had in mast furling and very low hours on diesel and water travel.
I bought my 2003 326 last year for 60K. Thought it was a great deal. It had in mast furling and very low hours on diesel and water travel.
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