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The other option is donate it. I checked this out a little bit over last summer. Call BoatUS and they'll come and get it. You just wait for the paperwork for tax purposes. That s the way I'm going when that time arrives. I don't want to deal with people who may or may not be interested. Granted I may not get the money but I don't get the hassle of customer interaction either. Good luck either way.
 
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The other option is donate it. I checked this out a little bit over last summer. Call BoatUS and they'll come and get it. You just wait for the paperwork for tax purposes. That s the way I'm going when that time arrives. I don't want to deal with people who may or may not be interested. Granted I may not get the money but I don't get the hassle of customer interaction either. Good luck either way.
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The standard deductions have gone up again. For you to get anything back, you must be over that figure to start out with. Well not really, it might put you over that. But you would only be getting a position of that . Other wise, you will get nothing back.

The other question is, will BoatUS or any other place give you full value as if the boat is in good working order? OR its current value?
 
I believe that those organizations are only interested in boats that they can resell. My one nephew boat one that way.
 
Although my boat is running well mechanically, the cosmetics of it will pull down the value. The "chicken pox" below the water line is the biggest drawdown. I don't have any expectation of getting a large sum when sold. Which is why letting BoatUS take care of it works better for me. The value of not having to deal with buyers will counter the loss of sales revenue.
 
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