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fmitch02 posted 04-14-2010 03:36 PM ET (US)
I have a friend who is going to sell his 1974 Currituck with a 1990 Yamaha in excelent condition. What should he ask?
shindog107 posted 04-15-2010 09:07 AM ET (US)
$5500
Jeff posted 04-15-2010 09:56 AM ET (US)
Giving a figure without seeing images or greater detail is completely taking a shot in the dark. No to peoples' definition are the same when it comes to a subjective descriptor like "Excellent Condition." I have looked at a lot of boats people claimed were in Excellent Condition. Some were and others, well fair to poor may have better suited the condition.
If you provide more details on the over all condition as well as what equipment the vessel has we could help get you closer. Photos are a huge help.
Tohsgib posted 04-15-2010 12:23 PM ET (US)
$4895.75
modenacart posted 04-15-2010 04:46 PM ET (US)
One dollar.
fmitch02 posted 04-15-2010 08:57 PM ET (US)
You can see pictures of the boat on lejeuneyardsales.com
protek9543 posted 04-15-2010 10:55 PM ET (US)
Lotta DICKS on this site.
shindog107 posted 04-16-2010 08:54 AM ET (US)
I looked at the photos. The boat does look nice. In my opinion a Currituck is a less desirable model and the trolling motor setup may not be to everyone's liking. Also couldn't identify any electronics. The market is soft but this is the best time of year to sell. How about asking $7,000 but be prepared to accept less?
Semper gumby
andygere posted 04-16-2010 11:18 AM ET (US)
The combination of a 26 year old hull, modifications for the trolling motor, marginal finish on the wood work, bottom paint and a 20 year old outboard depress the value of this boat. Montauk models are always in higher demand, and will usually command a higher price. All things considered, I think that's a $5k package at best, especially considering some of the bargains advertised lately.
Tohsgib posted 04-16-2010 11:50 AM ET (US)
I was serious with my price...Ok maybe not the $.75. Plus she better look as good in person as the pics for that price. Plenty of Montauks from the mid 80's going for under $6k.

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Author	Topic: 1974 Currituck
fmitch02	posted 04-14-2010 03:36 PM ET (US) I have a friend who is going to sell his 1974 Currituck with a 1990 Yamaha in excelent condition. What should he ask?
shindog107	posted 04-15-2010 09:07 AM ET (US) $5500
Jeff	posted 04-15-2010 09:56 AM ET (US) Giving a figure without seeing images or greater detail is completely taking a shot in the dark. No to peoples' definition are the same when it comes to a subjective descriptor like "Excellent Condition." I have looked at a lot of boats people claimed were in Excellent Condition. Some were and others, well fair to poor may have better suited the condition. If you provide more details on the over all condition as well as what equipment the vessel has we could help get you closer. Photos are a huge help.
Tohsgib	posted 04-15-2010 12:23 PM ET (US) $4895.75
modenacart	posted 04-15-2010 04:46 PM ET (US) One dollar.
fmitch02	posted 04-15-2010 08:57 PM ET (US) You can see pictures of the boat on lejeuneyardsales.com
protek9543	posted 04-15-2010 10:55 PM ET (US) Lotta DICKS on this site.
shindog107	posted 04-16-2010 08:54 AM ET (US) I looked at the photos. The boat does look nice. In my opinion a Currituck is a less desirable model and the trolling motor setup may not be to everyone's liking. Also couldn't identify any electronics. The market is soft but this is the best time of year to sell. How about asking $7,000 but be prepared to accept less? Semper gumby
andygere	posted 04-16-2010 11:18 AM ET (US) The combination of a 26 year old hull, modifications for the trolling motor, marginal finish on the wood work, bottom paint and a 20 year old outboard depress the value of this boat. Montauk models are always in higher demand, and will usually command a higher price. All things considered, I think that's a $5k package at best, especially considering some of the bargains advertised lately.
Tohsgib	posted 04-16-2010 11:50 AM ET (US) I was serious with my price...Ok maybe not the $.75. Plus she better look as good in person as the pics for that price. Plenty of Montauks from the mid 80's going for under $6k.