I have been looking at new Lunds for a couple weeks now. I will be ready to buy within a month so I am trying to do some research now. I live in the Detroit Area.. and will be on the great lakes quite a bit, so I can only consider boats over 18' or I will be fiercly regretting it. 
<br /><br /> I am interested in lunds because of their resale values, and plain in simple their good boats. I used to own a 21' Baron, cant say enough about it. I have been looking at the 1800 pro sport, 1800 fisherman, and the 2000 fisherman. I have the catelog to compare specs such as length, space, and HP rating. However what i really need to know about is the difference in price. I looked at 2003 values in the NADA guides for 2003 boats, however I have found the prices to be far from accurate for new boats. IE: 2003 Baron 26300$ .. i Have seen them up to 40,000$. If there was a source i could use to find what Approximatly what i would expect to pay for a new Lund that would be great. I want to get all my shoping done and over with before i go to the dealer. I also need to know pricing because I want to know what i can afford. (why would i consider a 2000fisherman if it's out of my range.) If there is ANY tecqnique i could use when looking at ads, or anything. Let me know. thanx
<br /><br /> I am interested in lunds because of their resale values, and plain in simple their good boats. I used to own a 21' Baron, cant say enough about it. I have been looking at the 1800 pro sport, 1800 fisherman, and the 2000 fisherman. I have the catelog to compare specs such as length, space, and HP rating. However what i really need to know about is the difference in price. I looked at 2003 values in the NADA guides for 2003 boats, however I have found the prices to be far from accurate for new boats. IE: 2003 Baron 26300$ .. i Have seen them up to 40,000$. If there was a source i could use to find what Approximatly what i would expect to pay for a new Lund that would be great. I want to get all my shoping done and over with before i go to the dealer. I also need to know pricing because I want to know what i can afford. (why would i consider a 2000fisherman if it's out of my range.) If there is ANY tecqnique i could use when looking at ads, or anything. Let me know. thanx 