Boat Value Question

CulverBum · Outlaw Joined: 14 Jan 2003 Posts: 125 City: Culver

We have a 2000 super sport Nautique. We had the Nautique Flight Control Tower installed, and I have all kinds of ballast in it. So it is basically a super air nautique...I think? Here is some of the info on the boat, please tell me what you think its worth. You won't hurt my feelings, just trying to see if I can get out even on it.

2000 Super Sport Nautique
2002 Nautique Flight Control Tower
2 Flight Control Clips (Board racks)
4 600 lb fat sacs
1 750 gph pump
1 1100 gph pump
4 Blade Prop
GT-40 Engine (professionally serviced)
Perfect Pass Cruise
Depth Finder
Digital MPH & RPM display
V-Drive
No Trailer, but would probably buy one if I sold it.
Clean and kept it good condition.

Hmmm guess thats about it. If you need more information let me know.

I am NOT selling this boat. I am just looking for an approximate value.

Thank you for any input you have.

Erik · Posted: Sep 07, 2005 6:48 am Post subject:

Without knowing the hours - $24,000?

Thats assuming 400-600 hours.

I also own a super sport turned super air. it had 43 hours on it when I bought it. Had all the same stuff as yours, but was a 2001 with mega low hours and had a trailer. I paid 29. I added my own ballast.

Oh yeah and...DONT SELL. Your boat rules.

CulverBum · Outlaw Joined: 14 Jan 2003 Posts: 125 City: Culver

Yeah I bought it in 2002 with 40 hours on it, I about dropped a load in my pants when I heard about it. I had to replace the MPH gauge, so I don't have an accurate engine hours on it. I am assuming it is between 300 and 400, didn't get to use it a ton this summer. Thank you for the quick imput.

Erik · Posted: Sep 07, 2005 7:21 am Post subject:

Your situation is pretty much the same as mine. I was amazed at what I got mine for too. I had looked for 12 months at boat ads and saw prices on these things fluxuate 10k based on whether or not someone was calling it a Super Air or a Super Sport. SAME BOAT! Then I saw my boat in person and bought it 5 days later and peeled all the stickers off, now nobody knows what it is.

Half the people on my lake think it is a Hyperlite: Liquid Force, because that is all I have displayed on the hull Smile

I'd say you'd get 24-26 for it if you sold it...

Which you won't right? (riiiight??)

Liquidmx · Addict Joined: 26 Jul 2004 Posts: 755 City: San Jose

I would be very interested if you are going to sell it culver.

Wakebrad · Ladies Man Joined: 11 Dec 2003 Posts: 12257 City: Dallas

I think you could get more for it. Erik Jernberg got a great deal on his but that doesn't mean you can't sell yours at a higher price. I bet you could get upper $20ks. I've seen '96-'98 Super Sports go for mid $20ks. But there is a bigger market down here in Texas so I don't know what it's like farther north.

That's a great boat. If I ever upgrade it will probably be to something like that. ~2000-2002 SAN. The two things that would hold me back on your boat is no integrated ballast. Go ahead and mount those pumps and some switches. And perfect pass cruise instead of WBpro.

DRAGON88 · Posted: Sep 07, 2005 3:41 pm Post subject:

I'd say 28k+ we sold our '99 Sport Nautique (DD) for 26.5k early this may, a lot of it also depends on your location, if the market is saturated then you're going to get less, where if the boat is in high demand then you will get more...

I'm surprised to see no one has mentioned NADA Guides. But their website is NADAGuides.com Although their prices seem pretty low.

Kewlboarder27r · Soul Rider Joined: 16 Jun 2005 Posts: 497 City: Mound

What they said id say 29k

joedirt00 · Posted: Sep 08, 2005 3:19 am Post subject:

You'll never get that much out of it. I'll do you a favor and take it off your hands for $14,000. Rolling Eyes

Erik · Posted: Sep 08, 2005 8:45 am Post subject:

I got banged up pretty badly on the sale of my Ski Nautique, so I guess it was only right that I got a good deal on my Super Sport. I let the SN go for about 3-4k less than what I've seen others on here sell them for.