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david whaler posted 10-04-2002 01:10 PM ET (US)
I have been wondering what the range of value is for a 67 nauset? I have 67 that has been in my family since my grandfather purchaced it new, as a way for him to have fun with his grandsons. My problem is when I refere to blue book values they range $700-$900. Which is completly insane! Here's a discription of boat. Complete canvas with no rot and very limited staining.All the wood(fully varnished) is in great shape. Hull has no water intrusion, gell coat is only damaged by a few minor scratches.It was always stored in Ma.tobaco barns for the winter, and never kept in the water. It has a 01 yamaha 100 4-cycle.
I love it don't want to sell it. But I really would like some opinions.
Outraged posted 10-05-2002 08:45 AM ET (US)
I had purchased a Nauset a few years ago,which was not in the best of shape and paid $3000 for it. It did have a trailer and 1978 Johnson outboard. I would think your boat hull is worth $ 4000, because of it's great shape, and perhaps more to someone looking for one in original shape. Just my thoughts on the subject. Outraged
JFM posted 10-07-2002 09:14 AM ET (US)
With the new motor, I would think it's worth $8500-$10,000.
That is a very big and heavy motor. How does it sit in the water?
Beverly posted 10-07-2002 08:28 PM ET (US)
I have a 1969 Nausett with a 1977 70 HP Johnson. It has been refinished and is in good shape - some scrathes. I don't have it for sale, but was offered $9,000 for it in Michigan last August. Turned it down without a thought.
Bigshot posted 10-08-2002 10:12 AM ET (US)
WHAT?
david whaler posted 10-08-2002 04:40 PM ET (US)
JFM, It is a big motor, but it seems to sit fine in the water. I have compaired where it sits to other whaler hulls with motors in the 70-90 hp range. It sees to sit just a little lower.It sits maybe an inch lower that the 1967 40hp Johnson that it replaced. In seas of 5 feet or more that break in close repetition some water gets in, but no big deal. Here in Southern Cal the motor makes it a breeze(in good weather) to get to Catalina. Also when I spot some whales or dolphins on the horizon I can get there fast. When the weather is geting poor I can keep up with the big sport fishing craft on the home run.

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Author	Topic: nauset value
david whaler	posted 10-04-2002 01:10 PM ET (US) I have been wondering what the range of value is for a 67 nauset? I have 67 that has been in my family since my grandfather purchaced it new, as a way for him to have fun with his grandsons. My problem is when I refere to blue book values they range $700-$900. Which is completly insane! Here's a discription of boat. Complete canvas with no rot and very limited staining.All the wood(fully varnished) is in great shape. Hull has no water intrusion, gell coat is only damaged by a few minor scratches.It was always stored in Ma.tobaco barns for the winter, and never kept in the water. It has a 01 yamaha 100 4-cycle. I love it don't want to sell it. But I really would like some opinions.
Outraged	posted 10-05-2002 08:45 AM ET (US) I had purchased a Nauset a few years ago,which was not in the best of shape and paid $3000 for it. It did have a trailer and 1978 Johnson outboard. I would think your boat hull is worth $ 4000, because of it's great shape, and perhaps more to someone looking for one in original shape. Just my thoughts on the subject. Outraged
JFM	posted 10-07-2002 09:14 AM ET (US) With the new motor, I would think it's worth $8500-$10,000. That is a very big and heavy motor. How does it sit in the water?
Beverly	posted 10-07-2002 08:28 PM ET (US) I have a 1969 Nausett with a 1977 70 HP Johnson. It has been refinished and is in good shape - some scrathes. I don't have it for sale, but was offered $9,000 for it in Michigan last August. Turned it down without a thought.
Bigshot	posted 10-08-2002 10:12 AM ET (US) WHAT?
david whaler	posted 10-08-2002 04:40 PM ET (US) JFM, It is a big motor, but it seems to sit fine in the water. I have compaired where it sits to other whaler hulls with motors in the 70-90 hp range. It sees to sit just a little lower.It sits maybe an inch lower that the 1967 40hp Johnson that it replaced. In seas of 5 feet or more that break in close repetition some water gets in, but no big deal. Here in Southern Cal the motor makes it a breeze(in good weather) to get to Catalina. Also when I spot some whales or dolphins on the horizon I can get there fast. When the weather is geting poor I can keep up with the big sport fishing craft on the home run.