we are looking at a 2014 18' river wild it currently has a center console with an etec 150(60 hours) that would be converted to a tiller. It comes with a new(less than 20 hours) Yamaha 9.9, new 1k$ fish finder, 24v minn kota with onboard charger installed 6 months ago with new batteries up front. 40 gal fuel tank, fish box and storage in bow. It sits on an aluminum northwest trailer. curious what this boat should go for?

older pic and dosnt show the new goods

35k

It looks like a very nice boat, but there are 3 questions I would ask before fully responding: 1) how wide is the bottom at the transom, 2) what kind of bottom does it have, full V or semi-V? and 3) what is the degree of angle of the V at the transom? $35K does seem about right in there on value from your description but it's hard to tell how wide it is from the pic.

semi v, I believe a 5 or 10 degree hull? owner isn't sure. I've been in the boat several times and it's a wide boat not exactly sure. I could have him put a tape on the bottom.

Well....I'm the "in the know person".....on my 2nd River Wild boat, have about the same boat.....mine is 17', with the 150 ETech motor.....mine is 6' on the bottom, 6 degree …. 8 HP Yamaha

I think I've seen this boat, in the Chehalis, and even talk with owner.....console just doesn't cut it in that boat.....


Find the hull numbers, back of boat right/starboard side, last 2 numbers are the "year of build".....


River Wild are a very well built boat...…...that's a good size, can fish very well...


Price, depending on year of build...…. $20,000 - $26,000

That’s got a 150 or a 105?

The cowling on the O/B says 105.

Of course im bias being a Wooly guy but RW's are nice boats that seem well thought out. A newer model with low hours like that would seem to be worth in that $35k range i would think. I certainly dont claim to know pre-owned value on that brand but from what i do know, folks seem to be happy with them and from a smaller well known custom builder they could maybe fetch a bit more than one of the production style boats of the same vintage. Just my 1 cent...

One more thing... you will love that Etec power. I have owned two Etec 150/105 jets and they have some kick to them. If it was purchased in 2014, theres a good chance it started with an 8-year warranty too. I would check that. Out of all the outboard engine manufacturers, I would say Evinrude is by far the best customer service when it comes down to warranty. I can say that because we sell all brands with our boats and I hear feedback from everyone of course.

Thanks for the feedback guys.

That's 105, at the pump...…….ETech is a 2 stroke, on my boat, it does "haul ass"......