TOPIC: Purchase price of a1977 SeaRay SRV200

Does anyone know what the cost of a 1977 Searay SRV 200 when new or at least a ballpark number I need it for a boat show display in Denver CO

Go to searay.com click on model archives and you can sea any brochure on virtually any make year and model that they have made. I'm not sure if you'll find pricing due to the fact that this is all generally manufacturer info. next step would to find a dealer that has been around long enough(thru a couple major recessions) to find your price on the particular boat with the options that apply.
one dealer that comes to mind that has been around longer than the model in question and they are everywhere is Skipper Buds.
good luck the old brochures r pretty cool to see, match that wi the correct pricing and you have a cool display. (I'm gonna guess 17k w/sea rays go to trailer an EZ loader)
she's a nice riding boat I spent alot of time in them and behind them! good luck Kurt.

www.nada.com Your boat is listed but has too many unknown to me variables,,trailer canvas trim tabs acc. etc. They have the avg retail price around 1500 for boat only. I would guess that boat/trailer in avg condition WITH a solid deck etc in my area goes for 1000-2000. What people ask and what they take are two different things.The NADA guide is just that a guide and in most cases is higher than most people end up paying.

"When New" Mr. 88

thanks We are having a boat display in Denver with some older boats I was tryin to have a cost new in 1977 as comapred to a 2014boat of similar size

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Yea I had to laugh at that one myself after actually reading the OP.Long cold day and or just used to "how much is it worth post" and just went into auto answer mode.stargazer wrote:

"When New" Mr. 88

mrutko let us know what you find out. being a disco fiber guy w/a 77 cv23 and a 77 Classic TC edition I'm curious. Kurt

Found a guy who had a sales order pretty much like mine 260 mercruiser ,full canvas,small swim plate form and trailer. $9490 plus tax and some other dealer prep I converted it to todays dollars $42,000.