cngarrod
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Hi Guys,
Any one know of any trade boat buyers - other than Essex Boat yards that is..!
Cheers,
Craig.
Any one know of any trade boat buyers - other than Essex Boat yards that is..!
Cheers,
Craig.
Trade Buyers
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byron
RIP
The dudes at Windsor Marina (not Racecourse) used to. But remember you get nothing like the true value. What boat you selling?
cngarrod
Well-Known Member
Hi Byron
My Falcon 23 SPC... i appreciate that the trade value is a lot less than retail or similar... but for reasons i dont wish to discuss i need to sell, sooner rather than later..
Or of course - i would happily take a figure above trade by less than retail to a person that wants it!
Cheers for the response - i hop eyou are well?
Cheers,
Craig.
My Falcon 23 SPC... i appreciate that the trade value is a lot less than retail or similar... but for reasons i dont wish to discuss i need to sell, sooner rather than later..
Or of course - i would happily take a figure above trade by less than retail to a person that wants it!
Cheers for the response - i hop eyou are well?
Cheers,
Craig.
byron
RIP
Been there... had to sell a boat quickly in 1980. They paid me £17,250 for it and they sold it on later for £37,500.
jimmy_the_builder
Well-Known Member
Ebay might be a good bet? Boats don't generally get anywhere close to retail values on there - but they still seem to do better than the so-called trade values (which in my experience appear to be little more than 50% of retail).
Cheers
Jimmy
Cheers
Jimmy
byron
RIP
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Ebay might be a good bet? Boats don't generally get anywhere close to retail values on there - but they still seem to do better than the so-called trade values (which in my experience appear to be little more than 50% of retail).
Cheers
Jimmy
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Certainly worth a try, you can always place a reserve on it.
Ebay might be a good bet? Boats don't generally get anywhere close to retail values on there - but they still seem to do better than the so-called trade values (which in my experience appear to be little more than 50% of retail).
Cheers
Jimmy
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Certainly worth a try, you can always place a reserve on it.
Sixpence
Well-Known Member
Ebay might be a good bet? Boats don't generally get anywhere close to retail values on there - but they still seem to do better than the so-called trade values (which in my experience appear to be little more than 50% of retail).
As a keen e buyer /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif , I love it when people put boaty things on there /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif , complete boats have been sold for next to nothing /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif , if you're going to use e.bay ,first get a price from a broker and set that as a reserve .
As a keen e buyer /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif , I love it when people put boaty things on there /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif , complete boats have been sold for next to nothing /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif , if you're going to use e.bay ,first get a price from a broker and set that as a reserve .
Nautorius
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Burton Waters still buy clean second hand boats and I am sure they would have a punt at yours?
Paul
Paul