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Date Posted: 16:19:40 08/18/03 Mon
Author: Frank
Author Host/IP: NoHost / 209.98.243.249
Subject: 1964 24' Sea Skiff Value?

Can anyone tell me the approx. value of a 1964 24' Sea Skiff?

Original rebuilt engine/283 V8
New upholestry
Repainted

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[> Gosh Frank, I wish I knew! Not trying to sound smart or anything, but with the market the way it is, it depends on what someone is willing to pay....I've seen Skiff's advertised from the $3K range up to 16K.....you might try the Mariners Museum in Newport News, or one of the various boat brokers...I know of Sierra Boat Works, Mahogany Bay, & shoot there's one in Ohio (just outside of Cincinnati), they might be able to assist you. A lot also depends on the conditioning...fresh paint/varnish is great, but is there any soft spots or re-planking or ribs/frames that need to be addressed? Inside.. -- Jennifer, 23:28:14 08/18/03 Mon (dialup-67.75.133.34.Dial1.Atlanta1.Level3.net/67.75.133.34)

Good luck, I just wish I could've answered your question! Ooh, you also might want to scan some of the magazines, like Classic Boating, Wooden Boat, Antique and Classic Boating....look and see if there are any comparable Skiffs for sale and get a range there.....

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