Worth the Monet

[Paul Heil]

I'm considering buying a mid 70's 22 o'day. Asking price $3700. Boat is currently on trailer here in myrtle beach. It looks to be in pretty good shape. I'm new to sailing(1 year) and have previosly owned a 16' daysailor. I would like something small enough to sail single handed but big enough for weekend trips for my small family(spouse & 10 year old). The current owner has inside empty,no cushions or portapotty or fresh water tank, as he mostly day sailed it, new bottom paint, good running long shaft outboard, 3 sails , anchors , etc. are with it. Tralor is in so-so shape, although I plan on keeping in a slip 8 months out of the year. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated, specifically on ease of sailing,performance,can I make it comfortable as a weekender for the family.ThankYou,Paul

 

[George Chamberlain]

Great boat...

I have owned mine for just 2 months now, it is great for all the things you mentioned. I would look up the specifics on NADA.com to guestimate a fair price, $3700 sounds on the high end given that there is no inside eqpt, and the trailor is so-so. You can check the motor value on NADA also. You will love the O'Day 22.George ChamberlainZippity O'Day

 

[Jack Jackson]

Check out ODays for sale

Check out the boats for sale section of this website. You can easily get an idea what other ODay 22's are selling for. There is a nice looking one for sale in Edenton NC for much lessthan the one you are looking at. Good luck!