price check 2.5m inflatable boat

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15-09-2019, 04:14 PM
Tertle

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price check 2.5m inflatable boat

so i have a 2.5 meter inflatable, i have no idea what to ask for it? was thinking of putting it on TM but if i thought i could get a hassle free sale through here i would rather do it that way initially.

it was bought to use for duck season as some bugger flogged my tinnie, but have since upgraded, i have never been in the water with it and it has been stored in the garage, it has foot pump (takes about 5 mins to do all the baffles and floor), seat and i even made carpet lined marine ply base (seemed like a handy idea but in hindsight??)

i appreciate that im meant to put an asking price on it before putting it on the buy sell page here, hence my question, what i get from this goes to get some new carry handles, retractable wheels, possibly some oars and some other upgrades on the new inflatable.....and i get some of the garage back!!!!

what's a fair price?
15-09-2019, 05:19 PM
Ingrid 51

Depends whether it’s pvc or hypalon, with the latter being more resilient. If uncertain, scratch with fingernail and hypalon likely to leave a whitish mark. If not, it’s likely pvc. FWIW I paid about a grand for a hypalon Lancer 2.8 inflatable in excellent condition.
15-09-2019, 05:25 PM
veitnamcam

Rule of secondhandness

Mint= 2/3 new value
poor= 1/3 new value
shit=pay someone to take it away.
15-09-2019, 08:42 PM
hillclima

https://www.aakronboats.co.nz/store/...ble_Boats.html

New prices for comparison

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15-09-2019, 11:44 PM
ROKTOY

You bought it second hand? did you get it cheap or pay a fair price?
That, plus 60-70% of what ever you invested in it to tidy it up.
16-09-2019, 01:08 AM
Tertle

Cheers got some very sound advice via here and by pm, thanks
16-09-2019, 09:32 AM
timattalon

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Originally Posted by ROKTOY

You bought it second hand? did you get it cheap or pay a fair price?
That, plus 60-70% of what ever you invested in it to tidy it up.

Unless it is like Tikka where you add 100% of the modification price to what you paid for it, then calculate storage costs and maintenance and add that on.:thumbsup:

If it was 2nd hand when you got it, I would suggest a similar price, if you got it new then I would be asking about 70% as @ROKTOY suggests.