I can maybe be a little more helpful, @FartherWest . Pricing is going to depend on how much of a hurry you're in to sell it and how close is someone who knows what it is.
I'm about half a day's drive from you. If I hadn't already recently deleted my boat fund with the purchase of a Wildfire that I'm very happy with, I'd be having a serious conversation with with you and planning a road trip. I haven't seen your Merlin II, but if it's Black Gold and in nice shape I would be expecting to pay somewhere between $1500-$2000 for it. For reference, a few years ago, I paid $1k for a kev Clipper Solitude in perfect condition. Last year, I picked up the kev Wildfire (which needed some TLC) for the same.
Desirability (which yours has in spades) and condition are going to be key drivers of willingness to pay. I considered my two purchases above to have been fair prices, but awesome only because of rarity. Had your Merlin II been offered prior to either, I would probably have considered it worth (to me) paying a lot more.
You're in Bend. One of the higher income areas of the PNW, and probably the highest density of potential interested buyers, so.....
I'm about half a day's drive from you. If I hadn't already recently deleted my boat fund with the purchase of a Wildfire that I'm very happy with, I'd be having a serious conversation with with you and planning a road trip. I haven't seen your Merlin II, but if it's Black Gold and in nice shape I would be expecting to pay somewhere between $1500-$2000 for it. For reference, a few years ago, I paid $1k for a kev Clipper Solitude in perfect condition. Last year, I picked up the kev Wildfire (which needed some TLC) for the same.
Desirability (which yours has in spades) and condition are going to be key drivers of willingness to pay. I considered my two purchases above to have been fair prices, but awesome only because of rarity. Had your Merlin II been offered prior to either, I would probably have considered it worth (to me) paying a lot more.
You're in Bend. One of the higher income areas of the PNW, and probably the highest density of potential interested buyers, so.....