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Tubs
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    In the antique outboard hobby “most” motors
    don’t have an excepted value. That’s because there
    isn’t a lot of people interested in them and the
    greatest interest is in the 50′ & 60’s motors.
    That’s not to say it doesn’t have value or there
    aren’t people out there that would like to have it.
    It just that the number is small and its value
    varies from person to person so they are only
    willing to pay what its worth to them. Pricing
    is more about interest. A low price, say $50.00,
    should generate a lot of interest. $400.00 likely
    won’t generate any interest at all, taking in
    condition and location. However there will be
    interest where you live if you can reach those
    who would be interested in it. There is a free
    classified section here where you could list it
    for a price you feel is fair. I use to be interested
    in these but they have become too heavy for me
    so I have almost no interest in buying it. If you
    will send me your pictures I will try to give you a
    range from a lot of interest to if your lucky
    somebody may buy it. What’s fair will be up to
    you. You can email me at old.days@yahoo.com
    Tubs

    A "Boathouse Repair" is one thats done without having tools or the skills to do it properly.

    • This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Tubs.