My FIL wants to sell this to my son. Assuming the motor is solid and it doesnt leak can you help me price it. They want a third party pricing. Attachment 500083Attachment 500084Attachment 500085
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My FIL wants to sell this to my son. Assuming the motor is solid and it doesnt leak can you help me price it. They want a third party pricing. Attachment 500083Attachment 500084Attachment 500085
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Without knowing year or hp of motor and year and size of boat, I'd say 1500.00 to 2000.00 based on pics.
I’m gonna say 2750 if the motor is good..:dono
Thank yall
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Originally Posted by tlefire
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I would agree with this, but also how close is your fil to your son? Family pricing can be a bit better. And sometimes dealing with money and family doesn't always work out for the best. Anyway, I hope everything works out best for all parties involved.Quote:
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You have said a mouthful Sir. I dont usually deal with friends or family for that reason. There is also some compensation for some electrical work that my son did for my fil. But i am sure it will work out.
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That's what I was thinking also 2000 would be a good price for that especially if the outboard runs goodQuote:
Originally Posted by tlefire
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What are the date codes on the tires?
Last time bearings were packed?
Was the fuel tank emptied and carb burnt out?
Look at facebook marketplace for pricing.
As it turned out the lady bought it in 2000 and paid as much for as it was new $5200. Asked him to make an offer which was $1900. She countered with $3500. We still looking:)
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Sometimes it's difficult to know if the over price is to recover negative equity or from adding sentimental value. The buyer holds all the cards/cash. Go back and put 19 hundred dollar bills down in front of them and stop talking. Just look at them while they stare at the cash. The key is to be silent after the cash drops. Even as you walk away with the cash "Be Silent"!!! Physiological Warfare works
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