2004 Super Air 210 Team Edition - What's it worth

[SCNautique210SAN]

Hey all. Been tossing around upgrading for the past year or so and am curious what it's worth. Would love your guys feedback. HereÂ’s the details:

2004 Super Air 210 TE
Purchased in 2004 from California Correct Craft, norco california
First Owner
612 hours as of 5/17/20
White with black accent
White interior with black accent
Always stored in closed storage
Only used in fresh water (Colorado river)
Hull and gel coat is in excellent condition. One or two minor scratches. No cracks
Vinyl in excellent shape. No stains. Still soft. The rear compartments have a 1 inch spot thatÂ’s getting dry and starting to crack a bit but still in great shape.
Teal swim step in excellent shape
Mechanically sound. No issues whatsoever. Runs perfect.
No heater or shower.
Two batteries with perko. One battery dedicated to stereo.
Trailer is in great shape. Brand new tires less than 100 miles on them.
The boat has been METICULOUSLY maintained as you can see. All fluids done every season. Only gets 30-50 hours per season.


Upgrades:
- 4 Wetsounds Rev 8 tower speakers with swivel clamps ($1700) powered by wet sound SDX4 amplifier ($1200)
- 6 Polk audio db6502 ($450) powered by wetsounds HT6 ($575)
- JL Audio w6 12” sub ($600) in a custom built ported down fire seat to match the interior with cup holders ($800) powered by Wetsounds syn2 ($500)
- Wetsounds ws420bt equalizer ($200)
- 2009 san210 gauges. Blue illumination. Including new speed control.
- Drop in carpets to protect carpet. ($300)
- Custom valve actuators for all three internal ballast to remove the manual valves that were under the dash. Open and close automatically.
- Neon blue interior lights.
- Bimini replaced two years ago.
- 2 700lb fatsacs plumbed to the original ballast system. I still have the wedge tanks as well in storage.

I'm located in Orange County California.

**Update 5/17/20** Added a comment to the thread with some additional photos and detail:

Please PM me for inquiries. I'm looking for $35,000 with all the upgrades included. Couple updates since this original post:

1. Now has 611 hours on it
2. Brand new Wet Sounds RECON 6 speakers throughout to replace the DB652 and 6502s ($600 value)
3. 2 SeaBlazeX2 LED lights installed and wired to the OEM helm controls ($800 dollar value). Full writeup and images: https://www.caraudionow.com/lumitec-...-installation/
4. Entire boat has been ceramic coated ($800 value)
5. Brand new, OEM style rear hatch vinyl replaced - all three hatches with C and S marine vinyl factory skins ($1,000 value)
6. Just serviced and impeller replaced this weekend
7. Goodyear marathon trailer tires with > 1k miles on them

Here's some pictures:







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[Blamey]

The boat had a lot going for it. Great color scheme (this can be personal but a white hull with black accents will appeal to almost anybody). Top of the line stereo. If the gel is as good as you say and there really is only one skin with Vinyl issues if say you'll get a good price.


I'm not an expert in 210s but I feel like absolute top price for a 210 is 35k. I think you can get close to that but better off in the 30k to 32.5k range.

It's a seller's market right now but it's all about finding the buyer. I think listing it under 30k and you'll find a buyer real quick. There is someone who will pay 35k for that boat but how long do you want to wait to find that person.

Considering the time of year I'd list it for around 32k and see how it goes.

I'm interested to see what other think, maybe I've missed something.

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[a.klos]

Agree with Blamey, also did you upgraded gauges because it looks like from 2007 model?

[SCNautique210SAN]

Thanks guys. I wasn't too much of a fan of the original gauges and wanted to do a blue theme. Pretty easy plug and play swap. Could have swore when I bought them from nautiqueparts.com it said 09 somewhere, but it was definitely from a newer model.

[markj]

I’d list it for 33-34 and take 30-31 for it. You’ve got a month and a half or two months of prime selling time left before the pendulum swings back to the buyers.

[CharlieP]

Sick shred sled! I'd give you 37-39k for it all day long. Especially on the west coast. I just bought my 210 last year, so know the market well. Anything less than 35k, you're giving it away. The only thing you might want to do is throw on a fresh air exhaust. It looks badass out of the water and adds a lot of perceived value, not to mention makes the boat quiet in the water and no fumes. Just my .02. Here's a video of mine from the other days oil change. It's whisper quiet in the water , BTW.

https://www.facebook.com/cpitkin/vid...44406/?fref=nf

I bought mine heavily oxidized and all stock original equipment(except stereo) for 22k and had to put 12k restoring and upgrading it to get it to where yours is. I'd happily pay for where yours already is if I know anything about the market.

Here's your closest and currently only comp nationwide on OI.
https://www.onlyinboards.com/2004-Na...ton-82117.aspx

[Adrenaline1]

Nice looking boat. I agree with MarkJ on the price (although CA might be different) for this particular boat. Good Luck.

[CharlieP]

Man, Maybe I should have road tripped when I bought mine. The market in Austin is HOT. Another idea is rather than guessing what somebody will pay is put it on eBay for 30k and see what it gets bid up to? Do guys have good success getting top dollar there? I think you can look up old auctions.

[Phil8uga]

I agree with Markj. Depending on how quick you want/need to sell it you may want to co spider 35 and settle for around 32.


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[Phil8uga]

You have an awesome boat with almost every upgrade.


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[Miljack]

Nice boat, btw those gauges are from an '09, very cool! A friend sold an '06, similar hours, no stereo work (all stock) and a single axle trailer that needed love for $32k in the southeast. In SoCal that boat should bring $35k+ Use Onlyinboards.com to check out sales for your model boat https://www.onlyinboards.com/SoldBoats.aspx
The only ding on your boat is the '04 tower is the least loved year due to the shape and low inside head room.
Or you could take it to your dealer and say "make me buy a new one!"

[EchoLodge]

Sent you a PM. Got a buddy in the market! Be on the Strip this weekend too if you are around!

[gobluemike2142]

Off topic but anyone know how those amps on the left side under the observers area are attached? Is the surface there a panel before you get to the actual hull? I haven't looked that close at mine (storage until this weekend) and am thinking of putting the amps there as well.

[EchoLodge]

Off topic but anyone know how those amps on the left side under the observers area are attached? Is the surface there a panel before you get to the actual hull? I haven't looked that close at mine (storage until this weekend) and am thinking of putting the amps there as well.

I believe there is a 1/4 piece of plywood between the gunnel hull and carpet. Which reminds me of a horror story with my 90 Sport. BIL wanted to give me a gift of upgrading my stereo in my old boat. Asked him if the installer does boats. He assured me he did. Told BIL not to have installer mount the amp to the gunnel. Get a call the next day... Installer put 4 screws through the gunnel. Installer paid to repair but of course the shop could not match the gelcoat color...

[gobluemike2142]

I believe there is a 1/4 piece of plywood between the gunnel hull and carpet. Which reminds me of a horror story with my 90 Sport. BIL wanted to give me a gift of upgrading my stereo in my old boat. Asked him if the installer does boats. He assured me he did. Told BIL not to have installer mount the amp to the gunnel. Get a call the next day... Installer put 4 screws through the gunnel. Installer paid to repair but of course the shop could not match the gelcoat color...

Yeah kinda what I was thinking, horror of seeing screws protruding the outside. I'll look closer this weekend.