cngarrod
New member
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
New 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
Active 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
Active member
Burton Waters still buy clean second hand boats and I am sure they would have a punt at yours?
Paul
Paul