Speaking of used boats...
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Sailboat values
Go to NADA, http://www.boatstock.com/boat_values.html Also, I think there is one called Buck. You could google for boat values.
Go to NADA, http://www.boatstock.com/boat_values.html Also, I think there is one called Buck. You could google for boat values.
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Check out these sites, lot of boats for sale: www.yachtworld.com www.catalinaowners.com www.boatus.com www.ablboats.com www.boats.com www.sailboatlistings.com/
Check out these sites, lot of boats for sale: www.yachtworld.com www.catalinaowners.com www.boatus.com www.ablboats.com www.boats.com www.sailboatlistings.com/
Blue book from CatalinaOwners.com
Try this link: http://www.sailboatowners.com/used/index.tpl?fno=20 This link will take you to a summary of asking prices for various Catalina models on the Catalinaowners.com site. ph.
Try this link: http://www.sailboatowners.com/used/index.tpl?fno=20 This link will take you to a summary of asking prices for various Catalina models on the Catalinaowners.com site. ph.
I found my "new to me" Hunter 30 on.......
www.yachtworld.com I found this site to be the the most complete and easy to navigate of the bunch. There are enough listings, all posted by professional brokers to get a good idea of fair market value which is generally different than the NADA values. Keep in mind that most boats (depending on area) sell for between 90% and 95% of their asking price. Good luck on the hunt! Tim
www.yachtworld.com I found this site to be the the most complete and easy to navigate of the bunch. There are enough listings, all posted by professional brokers to get a good idea of fair market value which is generally different than the NADA values. Keep in mind that most boats (depending on area) sell for between 90% and 95% of their asking price. Good luck on the hunt! Tim
By the way.......
.......I was sure that the Cat 30 was the boat for me until I looked at the Hunter 30. The 88'-94' incarnation of the H30 still has nice lines without being too "buck rodgers" like the newer ones. She sails great, has a comfortable aft berth and a walk through transome with a swim step. IMHO alot of boat in 30'. Tim
.......I was sure that the Cat 30 was the boat for me until I looked at the Hunter 30. The 88'-94' incarnation of the H30 still has nice lines without being too "buck rodgers" like the newer ones. She sails great, has a comfortable aft berth and a walk through transome with a swim step. IMHO alot of boat in 30'. Tim
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