In response to my earlier topic of my husband and I looking to buy a Legend 37...we are planning to do a marine survey etc., but are also wondering what good websites are out there on how to price / make an offer on a boat. The asking price for the Hunter in which we're interested seems a bit high, based on others I see out there...how do we determine a fair price? Is it based only on the survey? Any tips would be wonderful - thank you. --Amanda
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Amanda
If you're playing 'sheep', you just stepped into the 'wolf den'. Half these folks have 37s it seems.
If you're playing 'sheep', you just stepped into the 'wolf den'. Half these folks have 37s it seems.
Look at the reviews in this site
See what they are selling for and get a rough idea. One thing: I would think that a boat in your location would also carry a bit higher price that stateside.
See what they are selling for and get a rough idea. One thing: I would think that a boat in your location would also carry a bit higher price that stateside.
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You can find the NADA guide on line - link below. Best source of current info would probably be a broker, all of whom have access to "sold" prices. Don
You can find the NADA guide on line - link below. Best source of current info would probably be a broker, all of whom have access to "sold" prices. Don
Try these 2 options
Buc valu and Boat US. Both have websites. Boat US (I think, Boatus.com)has a one or 2 day turnaround time but it asks for specific model, State, etc of intended purchase and then gives you a market value. Then again, Buc's boats are what the dealers hereabouts use. Good luck.
Buc valu and Boat US. Both have websites. Boat US (I think, Boatus.com)has a one or 2 day turnaround time but it asks for specific model, State, etc of intended purchase and then gives you a market value. Then again, Buc's boats are what the dealers hereabouts use. Good luck.
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