Boat price for 2001 2352 when new?

[RandyBC]

Does anybody know what a typical price was for a 2352 2001 model year when new from factory?

 

[Monterey10]

Re: Boat price for 2001 2352 when new?

If I recall, they were about $70,000. There were several option packages for the interior and engine choices. I remember a conversation that said the prices jumped quite a bit around 2001. So, they may have been less before 2001, then rose. There were significant improvements to the boat from 2001 on.

I found this price on the net for a 2012:


Manufacturer Trophy
Model Year 2012
Model 2352 WA
MSRP $75,208.00
DEALER COST *$52,645.00
Color White

 

[RandyBC]

Re: Boat price for 2001 2352 when new?

Hey Craig.

Trophy actually keeps an archive which lets you build and price all the way back to 2000. It prices that boat at about $43K with the options I have. It can be found at:

http://www.trophyfishing.com/archives.asp

I was interested in knowing the value of the boat given that I bought mine rather hastily after a friend had found it for sale on northern Vancouver Island. It is a 2001 with supposed low hours (no meter) but really does show very cleanly. A lot of stuff like cushions and sink still have the original stickers on them. The fellow that bought in in 2008 from the original owner outfitted it with Garmin 3210 10" plotter, Garmin 18kw HD radar, 2 Scotty electric downriggers, 9.9 Merc trolling motor. It also has the 5.7 Merc carbed engine, hardtop with glass enclosure. He used it one season and then became too ill to continue so it has been stored in an indoor, heated shop since then. I paid 30K for it with trailer and was wondering if that was a reasonable price for this particular boat.

Randy

 

[Monterey10]

Re: Boat price for 2001 2352 when new?

Good info. Thanks Interesting that the 2010 pricing jumped up to $60,000, so prices really took off around 2009

 

[RandyBC]

Re: Boat price for 2001 2352 when new?

I guess the question is whether or not there was a significant change in the boat itself to account for the difference or is it production costs that have changed. I suspect the latter. From what I can tell, the boat has been essentially the same for the past decade.