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Widge

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Have a lead on a 22 ft seafarer. Tandem axel seaking galv trailer.
Enging is a v6 225 fuel injection ox66
Engine is main concern also I would rewire it. If all is good condition after I take it to local Yamaha mechanic.
What is a fair market value for this?
Haul is late 90s.

Thanks for info all is appreciated
 

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Go on boat trader or Craigslist and try to find a similar Grady in that area. The engine might run well but don’t consider it a selling point; you’ll likely want to repower in a couple years so budget ~20k for that. More if you need to add hydraulic or electric steering/electronic throttle/etc.

Maybe someone with way better knowledge can chime in but given the limited pictures and the amount of time/work that you’re looking to be putting in...under $20k? More like $15k. You’re paying for the hull and trailer (replacement will be $7-8k for a nice one).
 
That’s a mid 90s 228 at best. I owned a 98 and it had the new/current style windows.

$12-$14K depending on condition
 
That’s a mid 90s 228 at best. I owned a 98 and it had the new/current style windows.

$12-$14K depending on condition
Thanks, the guy wants 7k. And the plan is to repower bit the engine runs good now. So it will give me a couple years maybee.
 
Depending on hull condition $10-12K , nothing for the engine , very little or even nothing for the trailer. She is definitely older that 1998, very easy to check from the HIN.
 
That’s a mid 90s 228 at best. I owned a 98 and it had the new/current style windows.

$12-$14K depending on condition
Honestly it's older than that. That looks mid to late 80's.

Check the transom out, but if it's solid I would imagine that same price point. If you are picking it up for $7k and everything checks out, that's not a bad deal at all.
 
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How can you estimate a price on a boat that you don't know its age, can't determinate its condition?

So what is it worth? Whatever someone is willing to pay for it:) Whether or not that price is appropriate is a totally different story
 
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