How to price an old engine?

[fishvirginia]

Does anyone know how much a 1956 Evinrude 9.9hp outboard engine is worth? It's in great shape and runs well. Is there such a thing as a "Kelly Blue Book" for boat motors?<br /><br />Any help is appreciated. Thanks.

 

[corm]

Re: How to price an old engine?

Hi,<br />Is it a 1976 9.9HP or a 1956 10 HP as they<br />didn't make a 9.9 in 1956? post Model and<br />ser.no. and I'll look it up.....corm

 

[fishvirginia]

Re: How to price an old engine?

According to my father-in-law that gave it to us, it is a 1956 10HP Evinrude....serial<br />number is 10012-05876.<br /><br />Thanks for your help!

 

[corm]

Re: How to price an old engine?

Hi,<br />In my area it is worth about $250. Try here<br />for another opinon.<A HREF="http://www.aomci.org/">The Antique Outboard Motor Club, Inc. Home Page</A><br />...Good Boating...corm

 

[Chinewalker]

Re: How to price an old engine?

In order to be worth anywhere near $250, it MUST have the original dual line fuel tank, and the motor must be in good running condition and very good to excellent cosmetically... Most kickers of that era seem to run in the $75-$150 range around here...
- Scott

 

[CATransplant]

Re: How to price an old engine?

In order to be worth anywhere near $250, it MUST have the original dual line fuel tank, and the motor must be in good running condition and very good to excellent cosmetically... Most kickers of that era seem to run in the $75-$150 range around here...
- Scott

Depends where you are, really. Up here in Minnesota, anything that runs and is 10 HP goes for $300 and up...assuming that it's complete with tank and runs well for the old motors.

It's really frustrating to look for a small outboard here...prices are so darned high, especially in the spring.

 

[Chinewalker]

Re: How to price an old engine?

Yikes! How did I dig this one up? Wasn't paying attention to the original posting date... Sorry...
- Scott

 

[tashasdaddy]

Re: How to price an old engine?

down here 2-300