Boat Pricing

[imeineIsi]

It appears Crownline never made a 23ft deckboat in 1998.

1999 is likely the model if it is indeed a 23ft deck boat.

https://www.jdpower.com/boats/1999/crownline-boats/238-db/10051638/values

Average condition price is estimated in NADA as 12,795.

If the engine block is cracked or condition cannot be verified by an independent service shop, you better negotiate the price down $8K less as inboard engine repower is much more expensive now unless you are doing all the removal, install, and tuning work.

Alpha One Outdrive not working, that pushes the price down $2K (that's for SEI aftermarket). For Mercruiser Bravo and many Volvo Penta drive issues, expect +$6K or worse. This can be a dangerous purchase if you don't make sure it works beforehand. It’s better not to test the subduing for such an amount if you don’t want surprises. It’s better to look at no deposit bonus netherlands if you like to feel excitement. There are at least ai verified casinos and you don’t need to spend money in advance.

Yeah, my friend bought one without checking it out, and a couple of months later, his engine broke down. After that, he ended up shelling out around 6.5 grand just for a used engine, plus the labor for the replacement.

 

[Stinnett21]

The boat was obviously kept in the water, all the more reason for concern. A boat of that value and vintage I would think you should be able to find something less risky. The fact it wasn't at least cleaned prior to sell tells you something.