My dad bought one exactly like this couple years back and fixed it up himself. Heck of a 16′ boat. I had it in my backyard for awhile but never got to it.
Think he got er for $800. With as much as had to be put in it evened out well. Wouldn’t have payed a dime more myself
I would fix it up. After last years boat market it could fetch $5000 if it was all done and the motor ran good.
I’d say around $1k as a project boat, and depending on motor/tm/electronics $3-5k if refinished.
As is-depends on how the engine runs or doesnt run?boat leak?trailer bearings/lights?transom?wireing?$500-$1000.Fix yourself-3000$-$4000.
Thanks guys, pretty much confirms what I was thinking. I saw a couple listings for over 6K and was in disbelief. But that is asking – not actual selling price. Thinking with my time, I’m at 2500 or so into it. For that, makes for a relatively inexpensive winter boat to have. the 40hp is way under powered in my opinion on this, but would work for my needs.
Thanks guys, pretty much confirms what I was thinking. I saw a couple listings for over 6K and was in disbelief. But that is asking – not actual selling price. Thinking with my time, I’m at 2500 or so into it. For that, makes for a relatively inexpensive winter boat to have. the 40hp is way under powered in my opinion on this, but would work for my needs.
Randy, I think you found yourself your new career path. Find project boats, fix them and sell them. Probably make $2/hour,,,,,,,
Hahaha, HRG
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Thanks guys, pretty much confirms what I was thinking. I saw a couple listings for over 6K and was in disbelief. But that is asking – not actual selling price. Thinking with my time, I’m at 2500 or so into it. For that, makes for a relatively inexpensive winter boat to have. the 40hp is way under powered in my opinion on this, but would work for my needs.Randy, I think you found yourself your new career path. Find project boats, fix them and sell them. Probably make $2/hour,,,,,,,
Hahaha, HRG
Better than $ -2.00/hr
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