I know this is a difficult question to answer, but what is a realistic price to pay for a 1981 Morgan 382 in excellent condition. Perkins diesel with 1440 hours. Very barebones in terms of equipment (old VHF, depth sounder and log). Original rigging. Old sails. Roller furling headsail.

Here are the soldboats listings for all 80 -81' models sold through yachtworld since january 2009

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If you are working through a broker they can tell you what other boats have sold for. Soldboats.com requires a broker's account. There are several for sale on yachtworld. It needs sails, rigging and electronics, so you are looking at 15-20k or more even before the survey. If the hull needs paint, add 15k more. Good luck!

Missed the prior post!

Neat data, BP!! Quite the range and I like being able to see the diff between asking and actual sold.. Oh, for the average joes like us to have that access!!!

Thanks for the replies! Great stats BP; very useful. I'm dealing directly with the seller, so no broker's fees.

What do you think about taking the average closing price of BP's list, and deducting 10% (since we don't have to pay a broker)? Fair ballpark price?

Your assuming your boat is average. I suspect many have had upgrades, self-steerers, solar, dinghys etc. Personally, I'd be in the low 30s if the boat is otherwise sound.

Such a wide range of prices indicates a wide range of condition, I think you'll need to look at the candidate boat and use examples from the list that best match the boat in question... more fair that using the overall average....

The average sale price of those listed above is around $42k. Deducting a 10% broker's fee, $37,800. Deducting premium for lack of equipment, sails, rigging... I'm leaning towards the low 30's.

Hey BP,

Cold you expand that list for 1978-81 for 382's