Hey Guys. Been out of the wake game for awhile and I am looking at a 2003 TEAM 210. Boat has almost 600 hours on it, but is in pristine condition. New tires on trailer, new batteries, new bimini, swivel board rack, flight control rack, vinyl and gel in great shape. Hard tanks have also been replaced for bags. Any idea on what would be a fair price on the boat to pay? I want to be fair to the seller and not low ball, but I also want the best deal that I can get. Could some of you give me an idea? I am to the point that I would love to have another Nautique, but if it doesn't work out, then so be it. Thanks in advance.
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Just my opinion based on me keeping track of my own 02 SANTE value...
Great deal for you, $26k
Good deal, $28k
High end, $30k
If it is as nice as you make it out, you are probably somewhere between good and high end. What are they asking?
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those prices seem a bit steep for a 13 year old boat... NADA list 20-23k with a tandem axle trailer (didnt add any other options) so 25k doesn't seem unreasonable. pristine condition often seems to be worth more to sellers than buyers, so the seller might be over pricing it.
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Originally posted by pSchwade View Postthose prices seem a bit steep for a 13 year old boat... NADA list 20-23k with a tandem axle trailer (didnt add any other options) so 25k doesn't seem unreasonable. pristine condition often seems to be worth more to sellers than buyers, so the seller might be over pricing it.
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Originally posted by Nautiquehunter View PostWelcome back rugdr I know if you are even thinking about it it has to be mint.
Well, talked to the guy this weekend and it seems that he isn't as negotiable as I thought. His pricing seems to be right on, although on the higher side, but the boat is in beautiful condition. Honestly, I am to the point where if it works out it does and if it doesn't, I am fine.
I will agree on the misleading figures from NADA. I have used it in the past, but merely as a reference guide. The problem with NADA is that most options aren't figured into the price. Their options are basically boat cover, bimini, ballast, speed control, and tower. It doesn't factor in things like Spinner board racks, Full Throttle Package, $5,000 stereo and tower speakers, underwater lights, jump seat, hydro gate etc...like my 08' Team Edition had. These are factory options, but they don't add to the value for NADA. Unfortunately, too often banks use this NADA as a guide for when buyers are financing through them, often short changing the value of the boat. It takes a person who truly knows what they are looking at to determine a boats true value.
Thanks for all of the responses guys. I will let you know if this goes any further.
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Originally posted by wakejunky View PostThe only reason I'm following this thread is the swivel board rack. I have an 03' and I would love to have a swivel or swinging board rack. I'm interested in what/how they did a swivel on the FCT2
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Originally posted by pSchwade View Postthose prices seem a bit steep for a 13 year old boat... NADA list 20-23k with a tandem axle trailer (didnt add any other options) so 25k doesn't seem unreasonable. pristine condition often seems to be worth more to sellers than buyers, so the seller might be over pricing it.
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