Need help to set price

[cjgeek]

Well, it looks like I'm going to sell my 191SC . I picked it up earlier this year used but low hours. Can someone tell me what a realistic reasonable price I should set within the classified? I know there are some online boat price guides but since there aren't a lot of these boats on the market I'm sure it is skewed. It is 2004 (excellent condition) swim platform, 150 Merc SW 2-stroke, carpet, hydraulic steering, water separator (just added), etc. I know it was purchased new for $25k in 2004. The trailer is not titled (but I have bill of sale). It pains me to sell it but I have some house repairs that I don't think I can hold off another year. Many thanks.

If you are on the Chesapeake Bay tomorrow (July 4th) you can see it...I'll be the one with the fishing rod ;-)

[cjgeek]

I'm going to ask 16k which I feel is a good price for her and then if no bites drop it off at a broker. I'll post it in the classified here next week sometime with all the info. Let me know if you feel this is too high/low. Thanks.

[Ron's 195DC]

Hate to see ya sell your boat, but sometimes "ya gotta do what ya gotta do". I think 16k is a reasonable asking price. I think if a guy offers you 15k cash, I'd think long and hard, split the difference etc. Hey, you can post your boat for sale on this web site. Not sure how effective the classifieds are on here, but the price is right! Good luck.

I posted my 210CC on here and sold it in 2 weeks. Some fellow from Mississippi was in the market for his forst boat and he saw the Bubba Test advertisement. Decided that a Triumph was for him. He found this site and checked the classifieds. Came to Pensacola, took a test ride, and bought the boat.

Thanks Randy for the time and effort you put into running this site.

[NCangler]

Thank you for your support of the site as a Captains Club member. We'll miss your participation.

Originally Posted by greyoldchief

Thanks Randy for the time and effort you put into running this site.