I had a nice mako 22 that I had listed for free and could not give it away! I got it for free and should of never touched it. I thought I could sell it for $200-$300 but oh no. I finally sold the trailer it was sitting on for $300 bucks and told the guy that got it that it was $350 with out the boat of $300 with it, he said "did you say that backwards?", No sir, I want $50 more if you want me to take it off. The dump is 7 miles up the road and it cost $30 to dump it. I can do it for $50 or you can drop it off on you way out for $30 your choice. I never had a problem selling a SeaCraft, they are worth at least $500 in any condition. I thought mako was about the same but found out the hard way it wasn't and that's after listing it on Mako.com. The THT, Craig's list, and the local paper for 3 months!
