Hi,
If you were to sell your boat privately which online website do you reckon is best? Yachthub, Boatsales etc

Boatsales for me i just sold my boat in about 4 months on boatsales it cost $450 ish but the add lasts till you sell and you can add pics or comments at at any time.

MorningBird said..
Hi,
If you were to sell your boat privately which online website do you reckon is best? Yachthub, Boatsales etc

I visit most sites a number of times per week.

By opinion is Yachthub is the best site.

Unless you have days too waste I would urge you to use a broker.

I believe they are also your best chance of getting the right price.

My twenty years in sales tell me private sellers often accept a lot less than market value.

troubadour said..
What about AFLOAT, mag and online

And of course, Seabreeze!

I'm amazed no one on here hasn't made an offer?
shes a great boat

I look at eBay and Gumtree for boats that are going to sell. Yachthub for boats the owners are planning on sitting on awhile but will sell when that one special person comes along. Afloat magazine for a bit of a laugh at what people think their boats worth! The market is depressed and it will stay that way. Reserve bank has the interest rate down to 1%. This is creating hardship for self funded retirees and their knee jerk reaction is to get rid of their toys. There are still plenty of yachts selling but they are always really good buys. Composite VDS 34 came on the market recently in the morning as I was shutting down the computer. I thought I would share the info on here in the evening but it had sold!
Keep an eye on that SS34 for sale in Kadina and see how that goes. Kadina would be a lot harder to sell a yacht at than Sydney. Put an ad on Gumtree, it's free and you will see exactly how many people look at it.

garymalmgren said..
The site maybe important.
A broker might be important,
BUT
The number one thing is the ad itself.

So, make a really really good ad.
Every photo (close ups of shiny self tailing winches) must be perfect.

I agree. Lots of photos and good ones. I hate it when people post 10 photos and 5 of them are the same angle but just at different ranges! Make a Youtube video and include some drone stuff. But most importantly have some photos of the yacht actually sailing.

In Morningbird's case that excellent video, the directors cut to Lord Howe should be linked in the ad. The good brokers are using video and there is no reason now not to.