condition: good, hmmm what do you guys recon ?

Lot of water damage on the fridge door...also the steps down by it look a bit rough.

If it's cheap it will be cheap for a reason.
 
That is a 26HT. Key is engine and drive. At this age you need to look at following costs. New Teak & Holly flooring, new covers, new external seat fabric, electronic update. It has the wrong Cooker, should be Wallas diesel. Needs a good polish. If Trailer included and service history with engine £35k is a fair price. I know of another in a similar condition which can now be had for that much. Fair deal, will take time and money to sort out but build gets better with latter models, these were Irish built. I would start at £30k. Cheap to sort out inside as very basic fit out.....£500 for new cushions.
 
Sailorsam101 said:
Lot of water damage on the fridge door...also the steps down by it look a bit rough.

If it's cheap it will be cheap for a reason.
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Aquadors because of their cost are normally very well looked after and people are willing to pay for quality looked after models. poor quality/condition do not sell easily. Chance if willing to spend time and money to save a few pounds. Depends on engine/drive and hull condition.
 
I wouldn't pay any more than £30k for it. Even if it were spotless an Irish 26HT won't sell for more than £40k.

I'm sure it'd clean up pretty quickly - budget £5k to bring it all back into shape and you won't be disappointed.
 
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