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bschuck posted 09-19-2002 09:39 AM ET (US)
I have a 1960's Boston Whaler Squall my dads, which I need to sell. I have no idea what to ask for this sailboat and would appreciated any ideas. Thanks, Becky
Bigshot posted 09-19-2002 10:15 AM ET (US)
wrong section Becky, post again on Marketplace with a title like"1960's squall value?" and you will get more action.
I had one and I see them for sale now and then. If you have hull only with no oars or sails, rudder,etc and nno trailer....decent shape up to $400 or so. Add all the goodies and maybe $800-1000. Make it really mint and I have seen them as high as $2000 or so.
bschuck posted 09-20-2002 07:54 AM ET (US)
Hey, thanks Big Shot for the reply. I thought I should have put the question on the Marketplace forum. Most of all I need someone to love and use this digny like my dad did...it needs the water. Becky
DCPeters posted 09-20-2002 08:57 AM ET (US)
Becky, you are right to ask this question in General. Get your idea of price, then post it for sale in Marketplace.
Bigshot should know better. Some talk, some listen...;-)
from Jimh 9/11:
"Please observe the guidelines for posting to the MARKETPLACE FORUM.
Postings must not contain questions or invite discussions. We have eight forums for discussions. This forum is for buying or selling.
Off-topic postings have been permanently deleted.
Bigshot posted 09-20-2002 09:26 AM ET (US)
Whatever DC but this is in "post classics" they NEVER made a squall after 1990. I personally think asking for a value in Mktplace makes more sense but it is Jim's house.
DCPeters posted 09-20-2002 02:30 PM ET (US)
just joshing, BS.
I'm one of the more frequent offenders; has something to do with me not knowing where I am most of the time.
Bigshot posted 09-20-2002 02:39 PM ET (US)
I know....I saw the smiley face.
I was just stating my disagreement with Jim's rule on that one;)
Swellmonster posted 09-21-2002 02:28 PM ET (US)
When I heard about loving and using the little dingy, I thought they were talking about ;)

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Author	Topic: Boston Whaler Squall
bschuck	posted 09-19-2002 09:39 AM ET (US) I have a 1960's Boston Whaler Squall my dads, which I need to sell. I have no idea what to ask for this sailboat and would appreciated any ideas. Thanks, Becky
Bigshot	posted 09-19-2002 10:15 AM ET (US) wrong section Becky, post again on Marketplace with a title like"1960's squall value?" and you will get more action. I had one and I see them for sale now and then. If you have hull only with no oars or sails, rudder,etc and nno trailer....decent shape up to $400 or so. Add all the goodies and maybe $800-1000. Make it really mint and I have seen them as high as $2000 or so.
bschuck	posted 09-20-2002 07:54 AM ET (US) Hey, thanks Big Shot for the reply. I thought I should have put the question on the Marketplace forum. Most of all I need someone to love and use this digny like my dad did...it needs the water. Becky
DCPeters	posted 09-20-2002 08:57 AM ET (US) Becky, you are right to ask this question in General. Get your idea of price, then post it for sale in Marketplace. Bigshot should know better. Some talk, some listen...;-) from Jimh 9/11: "Please observe the guidelines for posting to the MARKETPLACE FORUM. Postings must not contain questions or invite discussions. We have eight forums for discussions. This forum is for buying or selling. Off-topic postings have been permanently deleted.
Bigshot	posted 09-20-2002 09:26 AM ET (US) Whatever DC but this is in "post classics" they NEVER made a squall after 1990. I personally think asking for a value in Mktplace makes more sense but it is Jim's house.
DCPeters	posted 09-20-2002 02:30 PM ET (US) just joshing, BS. I'm one of the more frequent offenders; has something to do with me not knowing where I am most of the time.
Bigshot	posted 09-20-2002 02:39 PM ET (US) I know....I saw the smiley face. I was just stating my disagreement with Jim's rule on that one;)
Swellmonster	posted 09-21-2002 02:28 PM ET (US) When I heard about loving and using the little dingy, I thought they were talking about ;)