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What are the current alternatives for buying a Manta?
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Florida |
$489,000 |
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Washington State |
$350,000 |
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SCOLA |
Puerto Rico |
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Curacao |
$250,000 |
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Caribbean |
$246,000 |
How does SCOLA compare to them?
- SCOLA has three unique features value-added features. The values below is the purchase value of the equipment, prior to installation.
- $3,000 for the SSB system with the Pactor modem
- $1,000 for the satellite phone and web access
- $3,000 for the stainless steel anchor and chain
- SCOLA has been consistently upgraded. The two most recent and largest investments include:
- $25,000 for a Manta 42 mast/boom/vang/standing rigging system in 2007
- $5,000 for new Doyle sails in 2005
- The 2008 Manta 42 has longer transoms and many improved living features over a Manta 40.
- The 1995 Manta 40 has a carbon mast which is likely $10,000 more expensive than its aluminum counterpart.
- There are no discernable plus/minus for the 2000 nor the 1996 Mantas.
Where does this position the market price of a 1998 Manta 40 like SCOLA?
- 1998 being a midpoint between 2000 and 1996 the market price of SCOLA is $300,000.
- Since this is a direct For Sale By Owner, it provides a 5% discount to the buyer.
- The unique features and the recent upgrades of SCOLA means better value for the equivalent price.
- The SCOLA market price position is at $285,000
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