brutus
Well-Known Member
Nice boat, priced right if it check out solid
18-22 Ft.Boat w/ low hour 4 stroke outboard Wanted
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BryceWCP
Active Member
There’s a decent looking 228 at port boat house
https://portboathouse.com/used-products/boats/22-grady-white/
https://portboathouse.com/used-products/boats/22-grady-white/
Stizzla
Crew Member
Are Grady’s that good? That same year in a striper 2301 would be $37k-$40k which is pretty much half the price.
BryceWCP
Active Member
haven’t been on either myself but have done a lot of research on them. The hull truth and bd outdoors has lots of info. From what I’ve read the Grady is much better built and finished. They are always posted for so much more for a reason.
kaelc
Well-Known Member
That Grady is pretty loaded, between dealer markup and the goodies it isn't too bad a price. I'd want to see a pretty good maintenance history on that main though, given the price. Not sure if the flush toilet has a holding tank/macerator? Would be interested if they have the radar overlay with a point one antenna. No heater listed as well? They should have replaced those rusted chains if they wanted the 9999.... 60k would likely be a good price given the age of the main.
Rayvon
Well-Known Member
Your not wrong "Stizzla",I should probably retitle this thread or start a new one,I'm not confining my search to just Grady's anymore.If I can find a Grady in the condition I want and right power at a reasonable price,I'm in.Otherwise I'll look at other quality boats in the size range I'm after.There's very little for sale right now,so any leads would be greatly appreciated.Outboard power only,18-22Ft possibly bigger,not smaller.
seahorse
Crew Member
I currently own a 1999 228 Seafarer and really like the boat and have been fishing on my buddies 2101 Striper. Which the Striper was my close second choice as an upgrade from my 542 Campion. The Grady has a big dance floor as compared to the 2101 so you would need to go up to a 23 ft Striper for the same room. But they are very comparable boats in my opinion.
abl
Active Member
Don’t know if you have already seen this one
https://nanaimo.craigslist.org/boa/d/nanaimo-south-grady-white/7219552841.html
https://nanaimo.craigslist.org/boa/d/nanaimo-south-grady-white/7219552841.html
Aquaholic
Crew Member
A bit of a market shift for sure, Facebook Marketplace shows a similar trend, however there are price reductions and a few decent boats for sale. Not what you describe you need though.
Corey_lax
Crew Member
Perfect time to low ball people
Rayvon
Well-Known Member
I've never found that to be a good buying strategy,the seller just gets insulted and doesn't want to listen to any further negotiations.There hasn't been anything available to look at yet.
Allen Wesley
New Member
Hi there, we're just about to list a 2014 Crestliner 1850 Sportfish, 125 Optimax (oil injected 2 stroke), 9.9 ProKicker w/hydraulic tilt & remote controls, 24 V MinKota Terrova bow mount trolling motor, 2 Cannon electric down riggers with stop at waterline feature, 2 swivel captain chairs w/armrest & 2 swivel mates chairs, Hummingbird 859 CI fish finder w/GPS & various SD cards for lakes/oceans throughout North America, sant-up camper top, bow cover & storage cover, single axle Crestliner galvanized trailer w/surge disc brakes Very clean & well taken care of. We've just moved here & want to move up to a larger boat for fishing/touring. Give me a call at 236-854-1195 if you'd like to discuss. We'll be posting it for sale later today. We're staying at Salmon Point RV park near Campbell River.
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Looked at this boat for a buddy the day after it was posted. He agreed to pay list. The seller backed out of the deal after the sea trial.... Weird world we live in.
