Need help pricing 80s 14' lund and motor

[Redline]

Well I have a 1986 14' Lund with a console and a 25hp Evinrude. It has lights, bilge pump, trolilng motor, depth finder, etc.

I have stored it in my garage at the cabin the last 6 years or so. It hasn't been in the water. I'm looking to sell it but have no clue what to price it at. I've seen similar boats from $1000 to $2000+.

Should I sell it as is? Should I get it tuned up or is it not worth it at this point?

Thanks!

[Hawg]

That sounds prety high to me, Im guessing closer to $1000 but old Lunds, or any Lunds, are hard to buy. They seem to get passed of to friends. I'm only a guesser though, not up on current prices.

[Redline]

That sounds prety high to me, Im guessing closer to $1000 but old Lunds, or any Lunds, are hard to buy. They seem to get passed of to friends. I'm only a guesser though, not up on current prices.

I was thinking I'd ask $1500 as is and see what happens.

I'm telling you though, do a search on C L. Pricing is crazy!

[delcecchi]

Being able to tell a prospective buyer that it runs would make a difference. At least it would to me.

[BoxMN]

Being able to tell a prospective buyer that it runs would make a difference. At least it would to me.

I am not sure you need a tune up, but it does need to run I would think. That is easy, new gas, new plugs, put on muffs and give her a spin. If it runs, it runs. No need to put in new impeller, just tell them they will likely need to.

If I can't see it run when I look at it, I would turn and walk away.

But it likely will run just fine with new gas and new plugs. I would bet the fuel pump (diaphragm) might have dried and cracked though. My old 25 hp Evinrude did, and it was a 96. PRetty easy to rebuild carb and fuel pump though, cost of parts was like $20 for carb and $20 for fuel pump. Each would take a rookie about and hour or two, and most of that is taking the darmed starter off, if you have starter, to get to carb.

Good luck, but I would guess you would get $1500 easy if floor is decent and it looks in good shape. Heck maybe even 2k in spring and it is running awesome.

[JosMN]

If it does run well, no problem getting 2k if its in good shape.

[MuskieJunkie]

I'm looking to sell it but have no clue what to price it at. I've seen similar boats from $1000 to $2000+.

[jentz]

14ft Lunds are my goal when looking to buy repair/redo,The older models with tiller and split 2nd seat are most expensive SSV models, then the console models,then the s model.I never pay more than $800.00 in the fall when they hit their lowest prices.I do 2-4 per year.No motor on the ones I like to buy.I am guessing in full running condition without rotted seats 2000-2500 is about the most you'll get.EVERYTHING needs working properly.

[Redline]

14ft Lunds are my goal when looking to buy repair/redo,The older models with tiller and split 2nd seat are most expensive SSV models, then the console models,then the s model.I never pay more than $800.00 in the fall when they hit their lowest prices.I do 2-4 per year.No motor on the ones I like to buy.I am guessing in full running condition without rotted seats 2000-2500 is about the most you'll get.EVERYTHING needs working properly.

I found a guy locally and I'm going to get some prices from him. The boat is mint itself, just needs to be cleaned. I might have him paint it as well and get the motor running. I've added a fish finder and trolling motor. Might need new batteries.

[jentz]

DON'T Paint it!! People will ask why.If you say appearance they will still be suspicious and some will walk away.Let them paint it if they wish.

If the elec.motor isn't a bowmount dont bother you'll never recoup your costs,Even a bow mount unless is a low cost one.