[Rhodes22-list] Ideas to sell our 1986 Rhodes 22 ..Asking $4, 000.00

[Tex Hill]

Tom,
Thank you for your reply.
Yes, I think you might be correct, good boat, good trailer, motor etc. will check on comparable prices before I go further.
Tex



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> On Aug 18, 2020, at 4:09 PM, Tom Van Heule <tom.vanheule at intrinsicprograms.com> wrote:
> 
> You should ask for more. Sounds like it's reasonable, but still a project.
> I'm not saying add a zero, but a sailable r22 + trailer+ 2k outboard should
> be worth more no matter?
> 
>>> On Tue, Aug 18, 2020, 3:57 PM Tex Hill <Tejas.Hill at outlook.com> wrote:
>> Cary,
>> Thank you.  Yes $ 4,000.00
>> Will check on those sites.
>> Tex
>> Sent from my iPad
>>>> On Aug 18, 2020, at 3:53 PM, Cary Tolbert <retiredtoby at gmail.com> wrote:
>>> Texas.  Did you include the price?
>>> Sailboat listing, and Texas sailboats are 2 of the more common sites. I
>>> think they are free to list, you pay when the boat is sold
>>> Cary Tolbert
>>> S/V Whisper '86
>>>> On Tue, Aug 18, 2020, 4:47 PM Tex Hill <Tejas.Hill at outlook.com> wrote:
>>>> Need to sell our 1986 Rhodes 22 with Rhodes Uni-Matic trailer (15”
>> wheels)
>>>> that we purchased from Elton in 1996.
>>>> I don’t know what is standard equipment these days, but some of the
>>>> equipment that Elton has on the bill of sale list such things as IMF
>>>> innermost furling main, 175% Genoa, furling and reefing, exclusive R- 22
>>>> 6:1 outboard motor lift, aft cabin and cabin top grab rails,2 winches,2
>>>> Genoa tracks, stern ladder, docking cleats, interior and cockpit
>> cushions,
>>>> mast hoist system, bow and stern pulpits , etc...........probably
>> similar
>>>> equipment on all.
>>>> We purchased a new 8 hp Mercury long shaft motor when we bought the
>> boat.
>>>> It has low hours.. maybe 100 hours at most, We also purchased the
>> enclosure
>>>> that fits over the pop top which encloses the  galley/salon area with
>> stand
>>>> up room for my 6-4” height, looks like a pilot house.
>>>> Needs some work for scratches and dings, and replace the galley area,
>> but
>>>> is sailable as is. I removed the galley that was a little worn but poor
>>>> health prohibits me from finishing it. Still have the original galley
>> in my
>>>> shop which could be reinstalled or new galley which was my intention.
>>>> Any ideas on how to sell it would be helpful. Health problems are
>> forcing
>>>> us to sell it and our PDQ 36 LRC catamaran. Looks like land cruising
>> might
>>>> be in our future.
>>>> Thank you,
>>>> Tex Hill
>>>> Sent from my iPad