Value F37

[Whitelighter]

http://www.boats.co.uk/boats-for-sale/sealine-f37-1137

First time ice seen one asking significantly below £100k.
For the last few years the cheapest have been sitting at that level - including this one.
I guess at that level there aren't the buyers.

Assuming you get some % off the ask this looks like it's going to be £7?k which seems like a decent deal for a post 2000 FB on shafts.

They also have an SC29 from 2007 asking £59,950. Say what you like but it makes the 1998 Targa 30 at £55k look expensive.

 

[Greg2]

Interesting. I see it is advertised as a 'Special' and 'priced to sell' so it will be interesting to see what happens. Looks like a nice boat and good value at the asking price.

 

[AdeOlly]

Thanks for posting - that does look very good value, and as it happens I've got my eyes open at the moment for a change.
I do wonder how well the boat performs with just KAMD43s though. 230hp per side doesn't seem much for an 8 tonne boat....

 

[scubaman]

It will be quite slow to get up on the plane. We had an F37 with KAMD300's which were okayish even with full tanks, iirc she topped at 27-28 knots.

 

[[2068]]

Thanks for posting - that does look very good value, and as it happens I've got my eyes open at the moment for a change.
I do wonder how well the boat performs with just KAMD43s though. 230hp per side doesn't seem much for an 8 tonne boat....

My brochure claims 27-29kts with KADMD43's.

 

[Sailorsam101]

Nice boat and good price but that name...oh dear..!!

 

[Whitelighter]

Nice boat and good price but that name...oh dear..!!

Good job names are easily changed. Does make you wonder though...

 

[[2068]]

Nice boat and good price but that name...oh dear..!!

Not much wrong with the name: I have seen worse, although I had to google it.
"Catch a Wave", "Good Vibrations" might have been better.

 

[Momac]

Seems like a bargain.
It will not be a speed machine but relatively uncomplicated engines are probably a good thing .