Check out this asking price

[SKYCHENEY]

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/197...erman-3750658/

[Pascal]

Nice one but not $389k nice ....

[Retired1]

https://www.yachtworld.com/boats/197...erman-3750658/

Transferrable moorage is a material value there, as dockage is hard to come by, plus not many Hatts out there. A Washington resident told me “we also pay too much for apples”.

[Glory]

It's sure is pretty.

[jim rosenthal]

100 hours on rebuilds, I'd still want an engine survey.

[SeaEric]

Looks to be in stunning condition. She may bring that or close. One thing is certain - in the current market there is almost no market for a project. This one looks "done" and done well.

[Blowncar]

West Coast used boat sales are on fire right now. Only a couple decent 1970-80's (all models) Hatts available. Solid boats don't last or even make it onto YW if priced fair.

[Passages]

$200-300k seems to be the sweet spot for vintage classics (53-65') in good shape. I could be wrong but that's probably the bottom of the depreciation curve.

I'm sure everyone goes on YW to check ask price on comps. I've been pleased to see a slight uptick in price since I bought in 2017.

[oscarvan]

Location is huge. PNW has money and limited supply of good classics and moorings. There may well be people that will pay the premium and it will be a blip on their budget.

[Scarlett]

Saw a 53 MY in Long Beach Ca. That looked super nice in the photos. It was listed at $275,000. It wasn’t listed long and already has a sale pending so it must be selling close to that price.