What is a 1967 Chris Craft worth?
A 1967 Chris Craft carries a median asking price of $25,000 on the used market, with most selling between $12,500 and $27,000. Figures come from 27 real listings in BoatVerdict's market data, not a static guidebook.
1967 Chris Craft used price range
Interquartile range from 27 live listings (full span $900 to $60,000). Sources: craigslist.
A 1967 Chris Craft typically sells for around $14,000 based on current market listings, with most boats priced between $12,500 and $27,000. Prices vary depending on the specific model and length (Chris Craft built everything from small runabouts to cruisers that year), hull and mechanical condition, and location. The full asking price range spans from $900 for boats needing restoration to $60,000 for restored examples.
Price by length
| Length | Listings | Median asking |
|---|---|---|
| 26 to 32 ft | 2 | $1,000 |
Bigger boats of the same year carry higher prices. Match the length to the listing you are weighing.
Where 1967 Chris Craft boats are listed
Frequently asked questions
What is a 1967 Chris Craft worth?
The median asking price is $14,000 based on 9 active listings. Most sellers price between $12,500 and $27,000 depending on model and condition.
How much should I pay for a 1967 Chris Craft?
Budget $12,500 to $27,000 for a boat in serviceable condition. Project boats start around $900, while fully restored examples can reach $60,000.
What affects the value of a 1967 Chris Craft?
Model and length, condition of the wood hull and deck, engine type and hours, quality of any restoration work, and regional demand for classic boats all influence price. Larger cruising models typically command higher prices than runabouts.
Are 1967 Chris Craft boats expensive to maintain?
Wood hull maintenance is the primary cost. Budget for annual bottom work, varnish, covered storage, and upkeep on vintage engines with parts that are increasingly scarce.
Chris Craft values by year
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