Date: 6/17/2000, 9:00 pm
: I must sell a Mill Creek 13 that I built a year ago to finance my next kayak
: building project. How do you set a price for a hand made boat? Given first
: class construction and craftsmanship and no defects, is it reasonable to
: expect to recover at least the costs of the materials? What about a small
: profit for labor? I have never sold anything like this and really don't
: know where to start. Any advise will be appreciated.
: Thanks....Mark
Today at The No Octane Regatta in the adirondaks someone made a carry- away offer was made for a strip kayak. The offer was $5000. It was refused!
When someone has the money and a one of a kind work of art is before them, who sets the value?
Larry C.
Messages In This Thread
- Pricing a Kayak
Mark -- 6/14/2000, 4:09 pm- Re: Pricing a Kayak- Eye of the beholder
Larry C. -- 6/17/2000, 9:00 pm- Re: Pricing a Kayak
Rehd -- 6/14/2000, 11:21 pm- Did you say Ebay?
Dale Frolander -- 6/14/2000, 9:56 pm- Don't forget that this one sold for $3100
Dale Frolander -- 6/15/2000, 2:51 am- For example
Dale Frolander -- 6/14/2000, 10:02 pm - For example
- Re: Pricing a Kayak
lee -- 6/14/2000, 7:45 pm- Re: Pricing a Kayak
Rick Thomas -- 6/14/2000, 5:30 pm- Re: Pricing a Kayak
Jason -- 6/14/2000, 4:43 pm- Re: Pricing a Kayak
Dean Trexel -- 6/14/2000, 4:25 pm - Re: Pricing a Kayak
- Re: Pricing a Kayak- Eye of the beholder