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- 09/10/2013 at 7:35 pm #4599
Fundoctor
Member‘Farers
I am in a three-way dinghy-share and one of the triad wishes to sell his share. We other two might want to buy that third share. But the question then is – what is a fair price? Quite hard to pitch the price of a Wayfarer. Has anyone any ideas? If this was done is some way objectively the seller might accept our offer without any haggling.
Data:
Mk2
Pretty tidy
Good combi
Old sails
Set for cruising
Basic controlsBe most interested in your advice
Trevor
10/10/2013 at 8:49 am #11620Geof
MemberIan Porter buys and sells secondhand Wayfarers so would be best placed to value a boat.
Ask him what it would cost to value the boat – he can work from photos.11/10/2013 at 1:25 pm #4978PeterW3035
MemberCheck in the Wayfarer news classifieds or on the UKWA website, always a good indication of what people are asking price wise but not necessarily what they achieve.
11/10/2013 at 1:27 pm #4979Fundoctor
MemberHi – called him – does not do valuations – says market is very depressed at present – literally thousands coming off the prices of boats ;-(
14/10/2013 at 2:06 am #11625Colin Parkstone
ParticipantNever a good time of the year to sell or price a boat, end of season with no likely hood of a sail till next year and all the winter work to be done for nothing in return.
Could be a good time for you though but you do want to be fair as you say.
With the new boat selling well, other marks will take a hit but what is new about that,(Cars, motor bikes ect)
I do think we all should look deeper into what we expect from the sale of a dinghy and take into account how old it is, the market and that we have a new version to choose from.
Yes your want the best price but if know one wants to buy a Wayfarer be it time of year or the cost to high your never sell it.
Be realistic, do you want to sell it really or are you just selling for a good price in a buyers market.
As for the value, do as the other say and look around at the market, Apoloduck is one place, online boat sales site and Boats and Outboards as well.
What is your sail number, or should i say the hull number as its not always the same on some boats.
Best of luck,
CP16/10/2013 at 10:23 am #11627Fundoctor
MemberColin
Our boat is 9002
Mk2
Pretty tidy
Good combi
Old sails
Set well for cruising
Basic controlsFew repairs needed (leaking into front buoyancy)
Not got deck hardware for spinnaker
As-new engine worth £350I have dug around as suggested and have a price in mind – but interested if any ‘Farers woudl like to make an estimate.
Note this boat is owned three ways. One owner wishes to sell so we are looking to either buy out the migrant owner or find a new person for a third share.
KRs
Trevor17/10/2013 at 3:37 am #11629Colin Parkstone
ParticipantTwo thousand to two and a 1/4 without looking at it but it is the end of the season and how much is needed to be done to that front tank I wonder, its not the easiest of jobs to do as your do one area then your find the next which is often on the front tank top which a devil to get too!
Thats without the engine, you would probably keep that anyway if you sold it!
Not sure if that helps, only my opinion,
CP17/10/2013 at 4:35 pm #11631Fundoctor
MemberCP
I think you are a good judge – from ApolloDuck I figured about £2.5K with engine (worth £350)
TT
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