Pricing on 1996 22’ Angler with 2017, 100hr 90hp Suzuki

Rdembows

Considering selling my boat to purchase bigger cruiser. Has older gps (Humminbird), fish finder/depth sounder and JVC radar. VHF radio. Trim tabs. Kicker motor mount. I would say normal wear - some scuffs, and could use a good waxing and bottom cleaning. Bought the 90hp Suzuki new in 2018; 6 year warranty, new throttle and rigging. Has been a great boat (owned ~ten years) in the San Juan’s. Has rear Bimini cover, snap-on window covers, anchors, etc. Cushions in good shape. Not sure I’m selling but would appreciate ideas on value and welcome expressions of interest.

Rdembows · Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2020 4:17 pm Post subject:

Interior / navionics

thataway · Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2020 8:08 pm Post subject:

The very new motor adds considerable value to the boat. My first 22 (1993) was on its second motor when I bought it--and I discounted price when I sold because of its age. The next owner did fine, but the 3rd owner after I sold, had to replace the motor almost immediately...Are you going to get the $10,000 to $12,000 you paid for the new motor--unfortunately not.

Being an Angler, some prefer the cruiser--a dedicated fisherman will want the Angler. That may decrease the value to some degree.

How the boat was kept--inside or warm climate during the winter, will make the boat more valuable.

Of course the survey is extremely important. Also location: being in the PNW probably adds $2K to 3K.

I would consider pricing in the $30,000 To $35,000 range.

Rdembows · Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2020 8:39 pm Post subject: Thanks!

Thank you Bob. That’s kind of the range I figured. Kept inside during winter. Appreciate you taking the time to consider and opine!

Discovery · Posted: Sun Dec 13, 2020 10:46 pm Post subject:

Do you have a trailer? Single axle, tandem?

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SENSEI · Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2020 6:59 pm Post subject:

If you are thinking 30 or 35 thousand you need to put a trailer under it for that kind of money

thataway · Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2020 8:02 pm Post subject:

I agree, I had assumed a trailer in the pricing I mentioned. At least a single axle trailer. New trailers are expensive, and seem to be back ordered in some areas. For long hauls a tandem axle trailer.

Discovery · Posted: Tue Dec 15, 2020 9:51 pm Post subject:

I am looking at 22' Anglers for maybe my final C-Dory. I owned a 2006 22' Angler for a short time 2013-14. I now regret selling it.

My thinking on this boat. A 24 year old hull that appears to be kept in the water for months at a time. Dated electronics that would most likely need to be replaced. No mention of a trailer included.

A newer motor, but no kicker.

$20,000 to $25,000 tops.

T.R. Bauer · Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2020 8:55 am Post subject:

Local markets are a funny thing. Anglers are not loved that much up here. But a good 22 footer with recent repower with a trailer will go quickly for 30k. And if it is a cruiser, more like 40k. No trailer changes everything, especially here, since you will have to pay up the nose to get it shipped. Of course, when I throw out numbers, I'm talking nicely cared for boats with no issues. Puget Sound numbers are similar, but seem to be about 10% less generally from what I have seen.

kaelc · Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2020 9:53 am Post subject:

Still lots of demand in WA and BC. I don’t personally put a lot of value in an old trailer, I would just line one up with Tuff or King Trailers for the buyer. I’d list it at 29... if I was in a hurry to sell or 33... if I wasn’t in a rush. Last 22 foot arima was newer and went for 50k. Not a great comparison but search for 19-23 foot boats with outboards on Craigslist. There is virtually nothing out there.....

san juanderer · Posted: Sat Jan 09, 2021 12:32 am Post subject:

Sent you a PM, but never heard back about your moorage experience.
Did the boat sell ?