oldgit
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All in excellent nick. What its seriously worth. Chum has offered it to a couple of places who buy this stuff and they just keep asking him how much he wants for it ?
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Arimar Elite 270 with Honda 4 engine.
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henryf
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It looks like the tender is around £1k new. You don't say how old it is. Figure out of the sky £500 assuming it looks like new. I'm assuming it's a hard fibreglass hull rather than an inflatable one.
Similarly with the engine I'm assuming by Honda 4 you mean 4hp rather than 4 stroke. I think £100/hp is a rough rule of thumb with good outboards so £400 ?
£8-900 asking for the pair if he cleans them up to look like new and sells them to the end user.
edited to say probably around half of that if he just wants to sell as is to the trade but impossible to say without photos & details.
Henry
Similarly with the engine I'm assuming by Honda 4 you mean 4hp rather than 4 stroke. I think £100/hp is a rough rule of thumb with good outboards so £400 ?
£8-900 asking for the pair if he cleans them up to look like new and sells them to the end user.
edited to say probably around half of that if he just wants to sell as is to the trade but impossible to say without photos & details.
Henry
oldgit
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Sounds about right to me.
landlockedpirate
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Thats worth quite a lot more. Engine looks like its at least a 8hp, these are over £2K new and will fetch £1500 used all day long. Trailer another £250 and boat with console £750. I would think its worth £2 - £2.5k.
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Agree. I bought a new Arimar 320 with 15hp motor a couple of years ago and it cost about £4500. A 270 with 4hp engine has got to be £2500 new so I agree about £1500 used
oldgit
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Thanks everyone for input.
Was a "Ooo we really NEED one of those " purchases, used once or twice, then just in the way dangling on stern of a boat and eventually relegated to lurk in corner of garage.
Must confess have got a new inflatable still in bag, awaiting an outboard.
Doubt it will ever get used until and (if) grandkids get any interest.
Have a valise for safety and got fed up with dinghy on back needing cleaning and fettling.
Looking at the sheer number of mildewy 10% inflated dinghies on the back of most UK boats appears am not alone.
Was a "Ooo we really NEED one of those " purchases, used once or twice, then just in the way dangling on stern of a boat and eventually relegated to lurk in corner of garage.
Must confess have got a new inflatable still in bag, awaiting an outboard.
Doubt it will ever get used until and (if) grandkids get any interest.
Have a valise for safety and got fed up with dinghy on back needing cleaning and fettling.
Looking at the sheer number of mildewy 10% inflated dinghies on the back of most UK boats appears am not alone.
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