Graham376
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May I ask a similar questio? Yamaha 2B 2HP 2-stroke. Looks great. Runs well. Dates from around 1990-95. Head once removed to ensure water channels are clear. I’ve looked on eBay, Boats and Outboars and Apollo Duck but there are too few to make a value judgement. I don’t know if there are few around these days or if they sell as soon as they are put up for sale. Thoughts?
Reason you don't see for sale - most people are hanging on to them with chains and padlocks !!
Geez, maybe keeping mine will be a better investment than Bitcoin?I have two in the barn ... will I sell - no way !!
I do understand. I love my Yamaha baby outboard. An electric outboard came my way and alas I can’t justify keeping both. I searched again today and Yamaha 2B really is scarce though I did see a couple on Gumtree.I have two in the barn ... will I sell - no way !!
There's one on ebay getting no bids at £150.May I ask a similar questio? Yamaha 2B 2HP 2-stroke. Looks great. Runs well. Dates from around 1990-95. Head once removed to ensure water channels are clear. I’ve looked on eBay, Boats and Outboars and Apollo Duck but there are too few to make a value judgement. I don’t know if there are few around these days or if they sell as soon as they are put up for sale. Thoughts?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts and observations. I will not set my sights too high.There's one on ebay getting no bids at £150.
Others have sold recently for up to £200.
There are quite a lot around, but finding a good one for sale can be hard.
They are quite old and corrosion can be a problem.
You can get cleaner, quieter 4 stroke models for sensible money now, and if you really value the light weight etc, then a trolling motor and a lithium battery is an option, so there is a limit to who wants one.
A lot of people want more than 2HP it seems, as tenders seem to get bigger!
I have one, not sure it's a 2B, it's from about 2001 I think? and it's not for sale, but I wouldn't pay a lot to replace it, as it often seems excessively loud these days.
I'm hoping some good sensibly price electric outboards are around the corner TBH.
Like many boat items, the right buyer will pay a premium when the right thing comes along at the right time.
Keeping what you have can definitely be a solid strategy, especially if you believe in the long-term value of your asset. Bitcoin, while it has shown significant growth, comes with its own set of volatilities and risks. If your current investments are stable and you're looking for reliability over high risk/high reward, holding onto what you have might indeed be the wiser choice. However, if you're open to higher risks for potentially higher returns, Bitcoin could still be an exciting part of a diversified portfolio. It really depends on your investment goals, risk tolerance, and how much you're willing to monitor and adjust your investments.Geez, maybe keeping mine will be a better investment than Bitcoin?