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Old 07-15-2004, 03:00 PM
ewalsh ewalsh is offline
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Default Value question for newbie

Hi Guys,

I am new to the forum but have been a fan of SeaCraft for some time. A ride in my buds 1973 20' SF has given me the bug to buy.

I found a 1972 20' SF nearby and wanted to gauge the value:

It has a 1986 Suzuki 140 that runs, but is ugly. Has a bow dodger. Newer trailer. Bow rails. The boat is complete and original. Needs some minor glasswork where repairs and attempted repairs were made, but overall, the boat appears structually sound. I've read that many people have had to repair the transom. I can do a fair share of boat work, but repairing a transom is too much for me. The transom on this boat doesn't wiggle when I shake the motor up and down and it appears solid. The boat deck has some spots where I can see it give slightly when I step around the console. (I weigh 220lbs and would place all of the weight on one foot). There are a couple of other areas that flex a 1/2 inch or so and I think I can feel the stringers (floor doesn't flex). I could also hear the floor creak a little. Is the floor a big deal? or is it normal.

The gelcoat is original and the interior has some spider cracks, etc. I would imron the inside and outside of the hull (any idea what that would cost?)

So I'd value the motor at $500, the trailer at $700. What is this boat worth? . Also, could you please give me an idea of what else to look out for?

THANKS!

Ed
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