how to find used price of my boat?

are there any good sites?
i tried the nada boat site. it does let me select my make and model. but the options arent very specific to my boat, its all AC, # of bathrooms, radar, autopilot, livewells, etc. there were a few wake options though, tower, stereo, ballast etc. but i did it a year ago and it said 15-17k, yesteryday it said 25-28k. and it never once asked for hours or condition.

any good sites to find a good used value of my boat?

ONLY INBOARDS you could compare it to others like it. also craigs list and ebay. most people say nada is high. i would imagine in texas boats have a better resale bucause the season is longer. compare to illinois or wisconsin you have 3-6 more months of riding time.therefore owners can use it more months out of the year and it has more value. most of the people i have talked to trust only inboards as their prices are more realistic. your boat could be worth more now as the economy is rebounding as opposed to last year it was at the bottom.

www.nada,com

wooops already tried that.

http://www.nadaguides.com/Boats

Cory, what color is your boat? EFI? Trailer? PP?

Just based off of 2003 Mobius LSV I would think somewhere in the 20-23 range. Maybe 25 if it is a neutral color with efi, PP, low hours, above average condition and tandem trailer.

i just saw a 2005 mobius lsv with average hours stereo and ballast for 26500 on a dealers website in arkansas

as stated nadaguides.com is about the only one and just to let you and everyone else know that used values went up a lot on certain models within the last 4 months. I think you will be surprised by the value. Just keep in mind that you may have to add the value of trailer to the number.

brett its bright yellow, with 325hp indmar efi, single axle color matched trailer, stock steel chrome wheels. PP, upgraded ballast, upgraded interior speakers with amp. twin racks, logo cover, trim plate, tower driving light, bimini, 400 hours.
i would call condition 8/10 only cause it has a couple puncturs in the vinyl in a few inconspticuous spots.

Also try bucvalu.com. Only get 3 views per several months though. Also cehck ebay (completed listings), Craigslist ads, inboardsonly, forums/sites geared towards specific makes of boats, etc. to find boats similar to yours. It helps to see what others are asking, but keep in mind that doesn't mean a whole lot as you never know if the boat sells at all or waht it sells for. It should give a ballpark idea though.