ill give ya 50 bucks and a case of your favorite beer.



i would start at 20k and go from there

 

Depends. Does she want to sell it for what he told her he spent on it? Or what he really put into it?

 

You might get better answers in the fishing section. Good luck.

 

What kind and condition trailer? My 1991 Jetcraft has a Guardian trailer. Probably adds $8k to sales,price.

 

I would recommend calling Motion Marine and have one of their representatives tell you what they think.

 

https://www.jdpower.com/boats

 

Somewhere between $15k and $20k. Paint looks flawed from the factory.

 

I think 20 would be a tad low.
Looks like the main only has 225 hours. Besides the paint it looks set up pretty nice.

My guesstimate would be 20 on the low end, up to 25.

 

My best guess is in line with the others at 20-25.
The age of the boat most likely makes it intelligible for a bank loan without a marine survey. So that cuts your buyers down significantly. A wrap will certainly help it sell quicker and may slightly increase price.
Condition is the other favor. Wear is very evident. But condition appears to be ok which is a plus.
Motor is newer but it's not new. Low hours are a plus though.

 

Get the year and cost of motor, then add $10k to price. Would be worth it to spend $1k?!?! On a new wrap for boat. That will help sell the boat plus get you a higher dollar amount

 

Id say 28-32k...paint looks pretty jacked up, but other than that the boat looks good from the pictures

 

I don’t think I would spend over 30 on that. 25 grand tops on a good day. Motion marine is solid but are they even in business anymore?

 

I think they are in business but maybe just doing repairs. I have not seen a new motion marine for sale in years. There is a sign in westlinn by the canby ferry, maybe that is where the shop is?

Sleds sell fast. Clean it up and list it for sale. 25.

 

Agree with most, start at $20k

 

I would list it for $24,950 and take the first $20,000 offer.

 

I would check fb marketplace for sold ads for similar boats (similar being similar year and layout) and see what they are going for. With higher interest rates at the moment it seems that boats are on the market a lot longer than they have been in the past 15 years. If she isn't in a hurry to sell that is the best option as she can stick to a price if she feels its worth it. Negotiating is a lot harder when you're dealing with a widow.

I personally wouldn't discount the price because of the paint (granted there no pic of the hull itself) because it appears the hull is in good shape. For a wrap, I think It would be better to negotiate with green butt skunk here for a wrap in the future as part of the deal where the buyer gets to choose the design. It looks used more than anything which is a good thing to me at least.

 

Contact @bigfishaddiction or @The Overfishin Condition here on Ifish. They are both in the boat sales game and would be able to give you an idea of what the boat is worth in today’s market.

 

I responded to the thread yesterday but I don't see it here, not sure what happened.

I would also be in the $25k ballpark. The engine years are important information. They should be on the side of the motor mounts and/or under the cowling on a circle sticker.

It's hard to get a heavy gauge open boat with good four strokes on it for less than that. MM made a nice boat and they have a good reputation. I killed a lot of fish in a very similar 20' Motion Marine back in the day!

If the price is in the $20k range, put me first in line to buy it, please!

 

20k seems way to low for a boat like this but maybe the market changed. If listed for 20k I think it would be sold immediately with 10 buyers in line

 

It depends on how new that 150 is, but realistically 25k would be a good deal and 20k would be a steal.

 

I feel like I see stuff like this on CL asking ~$30k. Dunno if they're getting $30k but that's my impression as a guy who spends a lot of time looking at boat porrn.

 

I am in the market for a boat like this, but my budget would be about $20k as well, so if you decide to sell it around that price please put me on that list!

 

Dang! Can't believe what used tin boats are going for. I'd feel like a crook taking what my boat is probably worth.

 

$20k-$27k depending on how fast you want to sell it. The motors are probably worth ~$14k.

 

The kicker is a Yamaha T-8 High Thrust Extra Long Shaft with Power Tilt & Electric Start which you can't even get anymore as far as I know and honestly I have guides come in often that tell me if I ever get one in here to call them first and they will pay 2k and more just for the kicker. I have one myself and it will likely never be for sale unless I croak and then my wife will sell it for what I said I bought it for. Pic of mine shown.

 

You should get $20-25k for this.

 

Easily 25k I would probably throw it up for 30 and see what happens. Looks like a nice boat. I would strip the paint on the inside and edges and wrap the sides.