petem
Well-Known Member
That looks an outstandingly good boat for £100k. In the current market, and with the "wrong" engines (ie the ones that the market just doesn't like as much) it is probably not worth much more than that, esp with 2000 hours. It is a much respected model of boat though, known to be a very good design and well built.
So if you were buying it on normal terms, ie with survey and full T+Cs as regards the deposit and its returnability, I'd shout "go for it". However, if the seller is refusing survey (is he?) I'd be inclined to walk away. Sure, I might take the risk if the thing were half price, but at pretty much the correct price I don't see the logic of taking the risk - I mean what is your upside? Airco problems could be £10k. A new generator leaves little change out of £15k and an engine rebuild could be considerably more
Very nice boat though
Question is, if we wind the clock forward 2 years, will there be many boats of that standard, age and condition for sale @ £100k.