2005 SV211 For Sale

[cweiv4]

New at this but I'm selling my 2005 SV211 Team Edition. This has been a great boat but the kids aren't wakeboarding as much as they used to and I don't need this much boat. Comes with a trailer that I bought 3 years ago (boatmate tandem). The boat is located in Norwood NC and I am asking 49500. Please don't waste time low balling because I do not have to sell the boat. As much as I hate to admit it, I'm on to the pontoon boats....

email me with questions at cevans7@carolina.rr.com

Best Regards,
Bill

[OKWAKEBDR]

You say Butkus balling, but you are overpriced by at least 10k especially with that many hours on it. Good thing you dont have to sell because you won't. I'm not in the market because I have a new 210 coming, I'm just trying to offer some friendly advice.

[cweiv4]

You say Butkus balling, but you are overpriced by at least 10k especially with that many hours on it. Good thing you dont have to sell because you won't. I'm not in the market because I have a new 210 coming, I'm just trying to offer some friendly advice.

Thanks for the advice. In your opinion where should a boat with this many hours be priced? As stated in the original post the boat doesn't have to be sold, I just can't justify hanging on to it with no one in the family wakeboarding, skiing or tubing.

[HS]

Thanks for the advice. In your opinion where should a boat with this many hours be priced? As stated in the original post the boat doesn't have to be sold, I just can't justify hanging on to it with no one in the family wakeboarding, skiing or tubing.

One idea to gauge the market is to look at the ask prices at boattrader.com or http://onlyinboards.com/

Then there is NADA

http://www.nadaguides.com/Boats/2005...dard-Equipment