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Fair Price: 2002 Nacra F18 in Canada? / Pre-sales Inspection  Bottom

  • Hey Folks

    I wrote a post about using a beach cat for the Inside Passage - thanks to those of you who sent in your ideas (and suggested that I'm not completely crazy).

    I found a candidate Nacra F-18 about 200 miles from our home in Calgary and I'm going to have a look at it tomorrow night. It's going for $9400 which feels high for a 10 year boat that (I think) has been stored outdoors.

    http://edmonton.kijiji.ca…a-F18-W0QQAdIdZ391164399

    1. What "show-stoppers" should I be looking for? Assuming:

    *Any signs of de-lamination, damage from freezing water, etc
    * Corrosion in rigging (should have been recently updated)
    * Flex in points where the beams mount to hull
    * Board, rudder damage
    * Conditions of sales

    2. The current owner wants $9400 - despite the fact it's in Canada, this feels high to me.

    Any suggestions on inspection or pricing?

    Thanks in advance!

    Dave
  • also look to see if the mast it bent. and what extras it comes with.

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    Angelo
    1983 Hobie 16 Cat fever #55697
    2008 laser 4.7/radial #190471
    SARASOTA, FLORIDA
    S.S.S
    S.Y.S.P
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  • optikidalso look to see if the mast it bent. and what extras it comes with.


    Oh - - that would be a basic didn't think of. Thanks!

    Also - ignore the dumb typo on "sails".

    Dave
  • You still want to drag a 400# round bottom boat up the beach every night while doing the passage? I suggest an assemetrical Prindle 18 (V bottom) at 335#'s. But to your question on price. You're in an area where there are few F-18's & a long way North. Figure an extra grand just to get it there. Have you thought about righting (from the inevitable capsize) this 31' mast? Pete
  • Sails.. sales All cost $$.. H

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    Hal Liske
    Livermore CA
    H 16 (6+ 1.. Friends) H 3.2 N 5.2 (2) H 17 (2) H-18
    Nacra 5.8 (son's) H 20 (Friends)
    It's a Sickness

    I Need a A Cat Please
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  • There are very few Nacras here, in western Canada. Considering this, and the boat in VERY good conditions, the price is reasonable. This is if you really want a Nacra. If you are flexible, three are lots of Hobie 16s, H18, etc, at much more affordable price.

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    Jack B
    Hobie 17
    BC, Canada
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