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What is a 1996 Sea Pro worth?

A 1996 Sea Pro carries a median asking price of $10,000 on the used market, with most selling between $9,000 and $10,000. Figures come from 4 real listings in BoatVerdict's market data, not a static guidebook.

Median value$10K50th percentile
Typical low$9K25th percentile
Typical high$10K75th percentile
Listings priced4live market

1996 Sea Pro used price range

median $10K
$9K$10K$10K

Interquartile range from 4 live listings (full span $8,985 to $9,985). Sources: craigslist.

Against a median new Sea Pro asking of $108,000, a 1996 model has shed roughly 91% of its new price.

What the market says

A 1996 Sea Pro typically sells for around $10,000 in the current market, based on 3 active listings. Prices cluster tightly between $9,985 and $10,000, reflecting limited supply in this model year. Value depends on boat length, engine hours and condition, hull condition, and any upgrades to electronics or fishing equipment.

Where 1996 Sea Pro boats are listed

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a 1996 Sea Pro worth?

Current asking prices for 1996 Sea Pro boats center around $10,000, with a narrow range from $9,985 to $10,000 based on available listings.

What affects the value of a 1996 Sea Pro?

Price variation depends on boat length, engine condition and hours, hull integrity, and whether the boat has updated electronics or fishing gear. At 30 years old, maintenance history becomes critical.

Is $10,000 a fair price for a 1996 Sea Pro?

The median asking price is $10,000, which aligns with market consensus for this model year. Fair value depends on a marine survey confirming hull soundness and engine condition.

Are 1996 Sea Pro boats still reliable?

Sea Pro built solid fiberglass center consoles, but reliability at 30 years old depends entirely on how the boat was maintained and whether core systems have been replaced or rebuilt.

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