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tinyjohnston 21st Jan 2009 16:17

Whats a R44 RII now worth???
 
All

I have bee asked a question as to what a R44 RII 2007(Nov) with 110Hours on it is worth??

Any guidelines as to what others have been sold for would e appreciated.

Rgds,
Tiny

R44-pilot 21st Jan 2009 16:28

Certainly no expert, but I would just look at what other ships are being sold for, or at least advertised at.

What extras it has? paint, seats, bubble windows, night kit, insruments etc.... any optional extras

Try:

Avbuyer.com
Google Robinson R44 Raven 2 forsale etc...
eBay sell a few or at least advertise a few...
Helicopter operators around the UK who sell heli's.
Robinson dealerships etc...
Them sort of things.

What are they coming out at new in the same spec aswell... currency exchange rates worth looking at to sell outside of the UK.

I mean I dont know but there some of the things I would check first. :ok:

HillerBee 21st Jan 2009 16:36

At the moment there are many on the market, and quite a number of repossessed ones. I would say you're lucky to get 180k Euro.

EN48 21st Jan 2009 16:50

There are presently 74 of these listed for sale on Controller (www.controller.com). While these listings may be more useful as an indicator of the current US market, may give some meaningful guidance elsewhere. It is very much a buyers market. IMHO, many of these ships will sell well below asking price. If you are a buyer, negotiate hard. If you are a seller, try to wait for a more favorable market.

krypton_john 21st Jan 2009 18:01

I watch the controller.com listings and the prices haven't moved at all. In fact the same ships seem to be have listed for months.

In other words, what people are asking may have no relativity to what they are getting.

nigelh 21st Jan 2009 18:28

As i have said in another post i know of other helis that have been for sale at a high price but sold at around half the asking price and i think it has a long way to go down still i am afraid . The cheaper the heli the bigger the drop i would guess as the rich can keep theirs and the poor fly robbos and will have to sell in a downturn :(

cyclic flare 21st Jan 2009 19:25

In the Uk about £180 - 185k this is due to around 25 machines hitting the Uk market from Ireland. The majority of these have been sold some for as little as £140k. You will start to see the prices rise probably by summer due to the exchange rate. New machine now costing in excess of £300k

rotorboater 21st Jan 2009 19:45

I will give you £100k cash

FLY 7 21st Jan 2009 21:04

Unfortunately, there's probably an oversupply of Robinsons in circulation.

And price is a factor of supply and demand.

Rotorhead412 21st Jan 2009 21:36

Tis a true point! With 8000+ R44's in circulation, prices have dropped rapidly, consider 2 years ago, who would of thought an R44 would of been AVAILABLE for purchase for anything less than 230k!? Just to think, you can now buy a extremely low hour R44 for the same price you would as a brand new R22 from the factory!

'Helidata' seems to be quite a good helicopter sales brochure, comes out monthly i do believe, mainly deals with the british isles, but sure it would be worth a look anyway!

21lefthand 25th Jan 2009 18:34

I'm in the market for a newish Raven 1 or II but haven't seen many advertised especialy for reasonable money would apreatiate being pointed in the direction of where they are

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Efirmovich 25th Jan 2009 18:53

21 PM me, there are quite a few late machines around at the moment around the £150/£160 mark, its a buyers market if you have cash !

E.:ok:

pants on fire... 25th Jan 2009 21:09

I thought the value of a robbie was based on how much fuel was in the tanks?

:eek:

turboshaft 25th Jan 2009 21:51

Robinson is reported to have ended the year with a large number of unsold whitetalls, due in part to the recovery of the Dollar, which will further depress used values.

Jackboot 26th Jan 2009 07:28

£v$
 
....Which makes the machine even more expensive new here in the UK.

There is a chasm between new/ lightly used values here.

I concur that if you have the cash, and especially if you have no trade in, fill your boots!

We are at a time where you can buy a 'Buy One Get One free' Chrysler ( honest!) etc.

Happy hunting - keep us posted.

Jack

misterbonkers 26th Jan 2009 08:36

Im on the prowl for a low hour'd Raven 2 but it needs to be VAT paid.

despodonnell 26th Jan 2009 17:13

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Rotorhead412 26th Jan 2009 19:46

Check out this website, theres several helis there for sale, and if what you want isn't there, they'll be able to get you whatever ya want!!!

www.executive-helicopters.com

airbourne 26th Jan 2009 21:52

There are 2 Astros for sale on Ebay for about 45-50k. I think they have about 200 hours life left on them.

21lefthand 8th Feb 2009 19:59

Thanks to everyone who Pm'd me. I've got fixed up with a nice Raven II with 140 hours. Efirmovich took me to pick it up on saturday and i'm realy pleased with it so far.:)

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