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Reply to: anon-101667220@craigslist.org
Date: 2005-10-03, 6:17PM EDT
Willing to accept any reasonable offer. Send me an offer as I sadly must part with the boat. Below is an appraisal that was completed by a professional marine broker.
After Viewing and Researching the "26ft Pearson Commander" Detailed Below,
I place the following value on the vessel and all its' equipment including Hull, Rigging, Sails, and accessories.
Using Research of "Blue Books" , National Publications, The internet and Knowledge of the current Yacht Brokerage market.
Current Market Value-------------------$ 2,500.00 to $ 3,000.00
Boat Description
Year: 1965
Name.: Rummy
L.O.A.: 257
L.W.L.: 185
Beam: 8
Draft: 36"
Ballast.: 2,500 lbs
Displacement:. 5100 lbs
Type: Sloop
Designer: Alberg---Red Boot Top---Red Bottom
Color: White Topsides ( Gel)---Beige Decks
Construction: Fiberglass --Bow Rail--Stern rail Single life lines --LARGE Long Cockpit with lockers under boat sides--- Tiller steering
Engine: Farryman diesl NOT FUNCTIONING
Guages:
Tankage.: Fuel; Two 6 Gal Fuel Tanks Plastic Portible gals,
Accomodations & Layout:--Starting Forward there is an Anchor Locket then V-berth with Maroon Cushions--Shelf above and Outboard--and a Porta Potti Under --Then aft to starboard is the Galley area with storage under and a Single sink With hand pump .There is a plot Berth to Port extending under the cockpit
Electrical System: 12 Volt Two Batteries---Fuse Pannell--Interior lighting
Equipment: Compass--Full Set Of Sails
Comments: I compared this vessel to several others on the market via the internet. Many were listed in The $ 7,000. Range But had Engines and considerable equipment-----There were also Some in The $3,500.00 Range also with engines although Older ones and less equipment... Thus given The Lack of equipment on this vessel and The status of the engine, I have placed its value as above average.
The boat does need some TLC. The floorboards down below need to be replaced due to dryrot. Some of them have already been removed for a project that wasn't completed. Feel free to email with any questions or more photos.
Details are thought to be reliable but are not guaranteed
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