Opinion on selling price – 1996 Eyra

I bought a 1996 Eyra a couple of years ago and spent quite a bit of time an a couple of bucks restoring her since. A deal came up for me on a 2007 P2 that I didnt want to pass up (I actually am picking it up this Saturday) and now Im in the process of selling the Eyra to a buddy in my club. Hes obviously familiar with the boat and Im completely comfortable selling it to him since I know everything is in good shape. I just am looking for your guys opinion on a fair selling price to him. Heres the particulars, what it has, whats been done, etc...when I say new on the stuff below its all a year or less old.Heres the Good/New 1996 Eyra with a 1996 150ProV (398 hours according to the digital dash), carbs have been rebuilt and new impeller, boat will run 62 gps with a light load, 56-57 loaded Tandem trailer with new tires and a swing tongue retrofitted by a custom trailer shop, package is just under 22 total, fresh brakes with a new master cylinder and lines Fresh blueprinted and balanced 25M prop, hasnt even been run 80lb Minn Kota Fortrex w/52" shaft and US2 HDS 5 on the front and HDS 7 at the console, both Gen2 running through a LSS-1 structure scan Noco genius 3 bank charger, 3 new batteries New Bobs 8" Action Jack with gauge New Seastar hydraulic steering Entire topcap has been wetsanded and treated with ProTec products Original seats are in perfect contidion, not a rip or tear anywhere New BC windshield Rigging compartment has been completely cleaned up, some new wiring, all new pumps and a master battery cut off added All gouges/dinks on the hull have been fixed (not by me, by a legit glass guy) The flasher still works great lol Livewell pumpout New aftermarket cover from boatcoversdirect, it actually fits great Heres whats not new, left to be done and any issues Trailer could stand to be repainted, paint is different where the swing tongue was done Carpet is in OK shape, nothing terrible and certainly doesnt need to be done right now but still Livewell drain valve doesnt work Currently the trim is leaking but Im going to fix that before he gets the boat, needs new seals Some of the functionality on the digital dash doesnt work (barometer, fuel level and a couple of others), tachometer is fine though and boat has a separate water pressure gauge Not sure what I did wrong but the automatic bilge pump doesnt work automatically...manual activades one pump and then auto runs both but the float part isnt right, think I wired it wrong The top of the transom was all chewed up when I bought it, just the gel because the steering fittings would hit it if the original 6" jack was all the way down and you trimmed it up, I just cleaned it up and Marine Texted it. It doesnt have a keel guard The boat has some battle scars but nothing horrible maybe what youd expect from a 5-7 year old boat but but definitely better than 90% of 18 year old boats Id like to get $9,000 from him. Average retail on this boat with the options that you can put comes out to $8900. Does this sound like a fair deal? I know Im losing some money but Im not really worried about that, I obviously didnt pay retail for all of the new/slightly used (electronics) stuff and I did a lot of the work myself so its really not as much of a loss as youd think plus Im honestly getting a screaming deal on the P2 so it all kind of evens out in my eyes. Thanks for any input. Mike

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January 28, 2015 at 9:21 pm #291296

MikeP
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Imho 9000.00 sounds high for a 19yr old 18 ft boat. 7500- 8000 would be my range. But if hes willing to pay then take it

January 28, 2015 at 10:12 pm #291297

dbasketman
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We dont know the boat like you do, and obviously your friend does, so if its good with you and him its really irrelevant what we think ! I sold an old boat to a friend, and we are still friends. Just dont misrepresent in any way, form, or fashion and it will all be good !

January 28, 2015 at 10:31 pm #291298

willwork4fish
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Yeah, its always a little different with boats you know. Theres no misrepresentation gonna happen and the boats solid I dont think anyone could find anything different than what I have listed above no matter how hard they looked. I love fishing out of this boat, its actually a little tough to get rid of especially since its set up exactly how I want. Anyway, thanks for the input.

January 28, 2015 at 10:55 pm #291299

VonH
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FWIW, which seems to be VERY little these days…NADA on that rig is about half of what you are asking….

January 28, 2015 at 10:59 pm #291300

Bass Cat Boats
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When you get into older boats condition will determine the value not NADA. NADA is really worthless at this point due to the fact it doesnt represent real world sales/condition. Its only a depreciated % from the MSRP over the years.If your boat is as clean as you say I think the boat could bring that. Its all what the buyer values. Great condition with meticulous maintenance being done with records is worth a ton IMO.Last edited by Bama96 on January 28th, 2015, 11:01 pm, edited 1 time in total.

January 29, 2015 at 2:07 am #291301

Bass Cat Boats
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We would run NADA, which means you have to add engine, trailer, equipment, troller and all together from separate pages. Then consider what equipment and upgrades to begin determining those values.

January 29, 2015 at 3:09 am #291302

f33730349
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I sold my 1995 eyra / 150 Mariner magnum EFI four years ago for $8500. The boat was in great shape……carpet good…seats good…new hydraulic steering and new disc brakes ( about 2 months old ) no soft spots in floor….one new Lowrance on dash….one recently reconditioned Lowrance color graph on bow and a 2 1/2 year old motorguide 82# digital trolling motor and two new tires on trailer. The BP 100 still worked. It was a great boat and kept in a covered shed out of the weather. The engine was also in great shape….no problems and regularly maintained. Trade in value I was told was $4000 to $4500. I think he got a really good boat that was ready to use without having to do anything but go fishing .All that said , I think 9k for your boat is reasonable if its as represented. ( sound like a solid boat )Enjoy that p2 !

January 29, 2015 at 3:30 am #291303

willwork4fish
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Suggested List PriceLow RetailAverage RetailBase Price$12,824$3,110$3,550Options: (change) Boat Cover – 15 ft. thru 19 ft. $80$90Battery Charger – Triple 10 amp $140$160Fish Finder – Max Depth 600 $90$105Outbd. Hydraulic Steering $285$325Propeller / Stainless Steel (3-Blade) $170$195Transom Jack / Hydraulic $435$495Outboard Motor: (change) 1996 Yamaha P150TLRU 2-Stroke Series (x1)$12,000$2,215$2,490Trailer: (change) 1996 Tandem 18 Feet $405$455Trailer Options: (change) Custom Wheels (Tandem-Axle), Per Set $190$215Detachable Tongue $185$210Fenders – Fiberglass (Tandem), Per Pair $125$140Spare Tire and Carrier $115$130Surge Brakes $135$155TOTAL PRICE:$24,824$7,680$8,715

January 29, 2015 at 3:50 am #291304

willwork4fish
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VonH, not sure what you put into NADA but youre right on the hull being worth half of that. We settled on $8500 and both of us are happy. Thanks for all of the input guys, looking forward to BC #3
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