Mime
06-18-2009, 01:52 PM
alright, so I search around the forums for the acual resale value of an Automag. (yes I did use the search function) and I mostly came up with simple statment "automags hold thier resale value high"
thats great. but I was wondering if thier is some form of chart that give a little more for the depreciation ( spelling?) of an automag.
For example cars lose anywhere between 10- to 20 % of thier base value every year. so if you bought your brand new 30,000$ camaro with some fancy features within a couple years your looking to sell it for 18,000$
so I was wondering if there are some guidlines for the resale value of an automag.
such as:
Year it was purchused:
how many years of use:
maintenance:
upgraded parts (such as going from a level 7 to level 10):
how many times it has been sold/bought:
replaced parts ( such as O-rings):
aftermarket parts (such as triggers, or frames from other companies):
originality of parts ( do you have EVERY stock part of the marker, including box ect ect):
visiable wear (dings, scratches):
internal component's wear ( how many times has your front bolt cycled?):
damadged parts (bent on/off pin, broken frame screws, cross threaded field screw):
Aftermarket paint liverie's (such as a new anno or a re-coating becuase of scratches):
so out of 100% what changes,
for an example:
marker X was purchused in 2007 for 375.45$ CDN
after two years of solid use you can estimate the marker has seen roughly 50,000 paintballs. In two years. the stock barrel has been switched to a first generation Paintball Assasin Deathstix barrel costing 150$ to purchuse.
The O-rings, Detents have been replaced before selling the marker. total cost 10$ to do so.
Thier is no internal damage the marker shoots fine, the velocity is still consistant so the spring is still in working condition. it can be aired up and is ready to go.
small paintscratch on the right side of the frame.
So what would decrease the original value?
the aftermarket barrel increases the base price by 100$ 475.45$ CDN
new components mean the marker is in working condition and will continue, so you dont need to perform maintenance when you recieve it.
the marker is two year old so it drops by 150$
325.45$ CDN
the price also drops by 25$ for the use of the marker
300.45$ CDN
price drops another 10$ for the small scratch
290.45$ CDN
is there a guide like this for the automag?
thats great. but I was wondering if thier is some form of chart that give a little more for the depreciation ( spelling?) of an automag.
For example cars lose anywhere between 10- to 20 % of thier base value every year. so if you bought your brand new 30,000$ camaro with some fancy features within a couple years your looking to sell it for 18,000$
so I was wondering if there are some guidlines for the resale value of an automag.
such as:
Year it was purchused:
how many years of use:
maintenance:
upgraded parts (such as going from a level 7 to level 10):
how many times it has been sold/bought:
replaced parts ( such as O-rings):
aftermarket parts (such as triggers, or frames from other companies):
originality of parts ( do you have EVERY stock part of the marker, including box ect ect):
visiable wear (dings, scratches):
internal component's wear ( how many times has your front bolt cycled?):
damadged parts (bent on/off pin, broken frame screws, cross threaded field screw):
Aftermarket paint liverie's (such as a new anno or a re-coating becuase of scratches):
so out of 100% what changes,
for an example:
marker X was purchused in 2007 for 375.45$ CDN
after two years of solid use you can estimate the marker has seen roughly 50,000 paintballs. In two years. the stock barrel has been switched to a first generation Paintball Assasin Deathstix barrel costing 150$ to purchuse.
The O-rings, Detents have been replaced before selling the marker. total cost 10$ to do so.
Thier is no internal damage the marker shoots fine, the velocity is still consistant so the spring is still in working condition. it can be aired up and is ready to go.
small paintscratch on the right side of the frame.
So what would decrease the original value?
the aftermarket barrel increases the base price by 100$ 475.45$ CDN
new components mean the marker is in working condition and will continue, so you dont need to perform maintenance when you recieve it.
the marker is two year old so it drops by 150$
325.45$ CDN
the price also drops by 25$ for the use of the marker
300.45$ CDN
price drops another 10$ for the small scratch
290.45$ CDN
is there a guide like this for the automag?