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    Default Value of Used 9.9 Johnson


    I have a used 1967 Johnson 9.9 Seahorse, 2 cycle that I would like to sell but do not know what a fair value would be on this used motor. It is manual start and starts on ist or 2nd pull. It is in excellent shape (with original owners manual) I just had it serviced last year. Any help would be appreciated.

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    Just a guess here, but proubly 5-7 hundred.
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    I was thinking more like $250 to $350. I bought a 1990 Yamaha 4 stroke 9.9 two years ago for $650.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shellback
    I was thinking more like $250 to $350.
    I would agree with that

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    Around here, we see something comparable listed under $500. We have a number of lakes with ten horse limits, so theer's more of a demand. - Roberta
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    I will give you $100.00 for it and give you $50.00 to bring it by my house. It has to run in perfect condition though, or you only get $50.00 for the motor and $25.00 for bringing it here.

    Deal?

    Alright it's settled then, it's a deal.
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    $300 max...I mean it is almost 40 years old...Not an offer, just my opinion...

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    post it here and some one might could tell you . as long as it is in good shape the age want matter . i am old and worth more than i was when i was new :D http://www.themarinedoctor.com/cgi-bin/YaBB.pl
    a lockle sale would be best as the shipping will eat up any profit . like other post about 10 hp. limit lakes . if you haVE ANY IN YOUR AERA THAT WOULD MAKE THE DEMAND MORE . the price would be more . some big boats have a kicker motor on them to. like sale boats . run a add in a lockle paper for what you want and see if iy will sell . you can alwayes come down and most will try .
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    That may be worth a good bit more to a collector. Sounds like it's in really good shape. Troll the iboats.com forum to see what you can find out.
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    I've sold a few9,5's and 9.9's on E-bay. You'll be amazed at what people will pay. The nice thing about selling them there is you get your money back on shipping if you write it up that way. The cheapest way I've found to ship them is FedEx believe it or not.
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